Green of The Begley Cos. brokers sale of 20,000 s/f prop for Jack Smillie, Inc. - $2m

After 80 years in the candy business, Jack Smillie, Inc. closed its doors and sold their property at 15 Linscott Rd. The buyer, A & G Centerless Grinding, expanded its Woburn based metal manufacturing shop. The property is a 20,000 s/f modern block building situated on 1.70 acres of land. The property sold for $2 million. Courtney Green, vice president of The Begley Companies represented both the buyer and the seller in the transaction. "We are very happy. It was a very smooth transaction all around," said Guy Agri, owner of A & G Centerless. In addition Green represented Connolly Printing in the leasing of 12,000 s/f of industrial space located at 17 Gill St. John Bacini of the Thomas Group representd the owner, Two Holdings Properties, LLC.

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Devli Real Estate acquires 118 Rte. 17 North - a 67,000 s/f flex industrial/retail asset

Upper Saddle River, NJ Devli Real Estate completed the acquisition of 118 Rte. 17 North, a 67,000 s/f flex industrial/retail asset situated on 6.3 acres with prime highway frontage. The property is strategically positioned along the Rte. 17 corridor, one of Northern New Jersey’s most active and supply-constrained commercial sub-markets.

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