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Posted: November 27, 2007
Hampe of HK Group sells 2,359 s/f retail site for $5.575 million
A 2,359 s/f retail property at 21 Main St. has been sold for $5.575 million.
The buyer is 21 Main Street LLC and the seller was Haja 21, LLC, that owned the property for just over a year. The single tenant is Henry Lehr, a Main St. clothier for many years, who has a long term lease on the building.
Ted Hampe, chairman of HK Group Commercial Realty represent the buyer. Stephen Westerberg, senior vice president of GVA Williams, Stramford, was exclusive agent for the seller.
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