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Gerwig named vice president of National Commercial Brokers

According to Harmon Lewis, principal of National Commercial Brokers, Ed Gerwig has been named vice president of the company. Gerwig joined National Commercial Brokers in October of 2002 since which time he has served as an Associate. Gerwig's clients include Panera Bread in Litchfield and New Haven Counties in Conn., T-Mobile throughout New England, Benihana Corporation and their three concepts: Benihana, RA Sushi & Haru throughout New England, Maurices in New England, Tuesday Morning in New England, Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union and Floyd's Barbershops. Ed also represents a number of landlord's and assists with the marketing of their shopping centers.
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Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers bringing Westborough Office Park to foreclosure auction October 23, 2026 at 12PM

Westborough, MA According to Marianne Sullivan, president of Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers, her firm will be bringing Westboro Executive Park to foreclosure auction on Friday, October 23, 2026 at 12PM. The offering consists of three buildings on three separate parcels totaling 244,335 s/f of mixed use space on 14.9 acres in the MetroWest Business Corridor.
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