Greene and Lucivero of Hayes & Sherry broker $1.43 million sale

Hayes & Sherry Real Estate Services brokered the $1.43 million sale of 1500 Bald Hill Rd. to Link Commercial Properties of Warwick. The subject property is currently a 3,800 s/f Boston Market restaurant situated on 36,000 s/f of land. The property is strategically located in the heart of the Rte. 2 retail corridor, shadow-anchored by Shaw's Supermarket with direct access to Rte. 117 as well as full access to Rte. 2 at a traffic light. Bill Greene, partner, and David Lucivero, broker, with Hayes & Sherry represented the buyer in the transaction.

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