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Geenty of Geenty Group and Press of Press Cuozzo broker 1,800 s/f

Kevin Geenty SIOR of The Geenty Group, Realtors, and Stephen Press SIOR of Press Cuozzo Realtors, were the co-listors in the lease of 1,800 s/f at 9 Business Park Dr. This corner commercial condominium unit is in a building with full visibility to and from I-95 at Exit 56. The sellers are Lynne and John Cote and the buyer is Bill Reeves, who purchased the unit for $115,000 for his bio-tech business. Attorney Dawn Pearson was the buyer's attorney, and Karen DeMartino was the attorney for the seller.
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