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Hannah Real Estate and Stillwater's 14,400 s/f project has been approved

Seth Weinstein, principal of Hannah Real Estate Investors and his partner Paxton Kinol of Stillwater Investment Management, say that their latest project, Fairfield Commons, has been approved by the Fairfield Town Planning and Zoning commission. The commission voted unanimously to approve the retail development. Fairfield Commons will convert a 1-acre site located on Kings Highway East into a 14,400 s/f retail building. The brick retail structure was designed to respect the historic charm of Fairfield. Its exterior finish will have the traditional two-story store fronts found in Fairfield's town center.  It will include drive-through service and will house from one to five retail tenants. "We are absolutely delighted with the commission's decision," said Weinstein. to "We believe that the project will be transformational for that part of Fairfield and help jump start revitalization of the neighborhood." The new retail development is expected to be completed in approximately 12 months.
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