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Posted: November 4, 2010
Hampshire Companies lease 20,000 s/f to Save-A-Lot
According to The Hampshire Cos., Save-A-Lot has signed a long-term, 20,000 s/f lease for a new store at Church Square Shopping Center. The center, which is located at 929 North Caroline St., is a joint venture of The Hampshire Cos. and MCB Real Estate. Larry Hoffman and Scott Yurow of H&R Retail are the exclusive leasing agents for the shopping center.
"Save-A-Lot is committed to building stores in neighborhoods that want convenience and access to fresh, nutritious food at a great low price," said Bill Shaner the company president and CEO. "We are proud to be a member of the east Baltimore community and look forward to serving budget-conscious, value-seeking families in the area."
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