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Posted: September 25, 2015
Godino of Godino & Co., Inc. handles $4.25 million sale of Vara Building
Vara Building - Norwood, MANorwood MA The Vara Family Limited Partnership has sold the Vara Building to Charles River Realty for $4.25 million. The property is situated on Rte. 1 at the signalized intersection of Sumner St. and is across the street from a shopping center anchored by Super Stop & Shop and Home Depot.
The building was constructed over 50 years ago by the grandfather of its former owners.
Tom Godino of Godino & Co., Inc. listed the property and negotiated its sale.
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