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Posted: November 25, 2016
Goldberg Properties purchases Marrett Square from Stone River Properties for $3.3 million
Jay Goldberg, Goldberg Properties
Brian DAPice, The Mega Group
Lexington, MA Jay Goldberg of Goldberg Properties has closed the sale of Marrett Sq., located at the intersection of 2A (Marrett Rd.) and Waltham St., for $3.3 million. The property features a stable mix of retail and office tenants.
Marrett Square - Lexington, MA
“This is a prime suburban location,” said Goldberg. “Opportunities like this do not come up for sale very often…the property and tenant base made this acquisition a can’t-miss.”
Brian DAPice of the Mega Group was the sole broker. The seller George Katis from Stone River Properties “Was a pleasure to work with,” said Goldberg.
Goldberg is a principal at Goldberg Properties. He owns and manages residential and commercial property in New England.
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