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Posted: February 9, 2024
Gibbons of ABG Commercial brokers $6.4 million sale of 25,000 s/f building
Natick, MA ABG Commercial has orchestrated the sale of 197 West Central St. ABG represented the buyer, Empire Management. The property sold for $6.4 million.
The transaction, facilitated by agent Bernard Gibbons, consisted of a three-acre parcel improved by a 25,000 s/f industrial building. The property will potentially be repurposed for automotive related uses.
ABG Commercial, is a boutique-style brokerage firm specializing in the sale and leasing of office, retail, industrial and other unique commercial properties throughout Greater Boston and Eastern Mass.
Our approach relies more on practical market knowledge and experience, and our representatives approach each client with tailored marketing solutions and – above all – a personal commitment to fully service our accounts.
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