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Posted: December 24, 2014
Geronimo Properties completes purchase of SouthFitch Shopping Center
Geronimo Properties completed the purchase of SouthFitch Shopping Center, a 30,000 s/f retail space located in the highest traffic area of Fitchburg. Located on the corner of John Fitch Highway and Summer St., SouthFitch Shopping Center boasts tenants of all sizes, ranging from national retailers like AT&T to popular local businesses, including Dutch Kitchen Bakery and JT's Barber Shop.
In conjunction with scheduled state improvements to the area, Geronimo Properties plans to reposition the shopping center by improving infrastructure and traffic flow through the area. A site plan of coming improvements will be posted to the Geronimo Properties webpage by spring 2015.
"SouthFitch Shopping Center is an amazing property in an area full of potential," said president of Geronimo Properties, Paul DiGeronimo. "We are excited to welcome current and future tenants into the Geronimo Properties community and look forward to serving SouthFitch shoppers for years to come."
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