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Posted: December 20, 2024
Gurtler of O’Brien Commercial sells 11,604 s/f to Fly By Night Furniture
Maynard, MA O’Brien Commercial Properties brokered the sale of 36 Nason St. for $1.4 million.
The building was the original home of the Paper Store, now with more than 100 stores and over 3,000 employees nationwide. The 11,604 s/f jewell box of a building, was constructed in 1920 and consists of two floors with direct retail frontage along Nason St.
The building was purchased by Fly By Night Furniture, which operates a store in Northampton, and plans to expand their footprint.
Keith Gurtler of O’Brien Commercial represented the Paper Store.
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