Godin of Matthews Commercial Properties brokers 10,100 s/f lease to Autonomy Technology, Inc.

Ed Godin Jr., SIOR, a partner at Matthews Commercial Properties, has brokered a long-term lease of 10,100 s/f at 353 Christian St. The new tenant is Autonomy Technology, Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of electronic components. The landlord is Sippin Management Company, a local investment group with numerous holdings in the region.

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MPZ Development LLC and Capstone Communities LLC celebrate opening of Baldwinville School Apts.

Templeton, MA MPZ Development LLC (MPZ) and Capstone Communities LLC (Capstone) celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of Baldwinville School Apartments on Tuesday, October 20. The event marked the official delivery of Baldwinville School Apartments – the first multi-family housing project delivered

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Last year, the New Hampshire Legislature enacted HB 631, a landmark housing measure requiring municipalities to permit multifamily housing in commercially zoned districts. The law generated

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