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Posted: October 27, 2017
Hughes and Reimann of New Dover broker $1.885 million sale
Northborough, MA Scott Hughes, president, and Ted Reimann, vice president, of New Dover Associates, Inc. represented the seller, Vector Northborough Commercial Condominiums, LLC and Apogee Realty of Northborough, LLC, and procured the buyer, KJG Otis Street, LLC, in the sale of Units 21-28 at 104 Otis St.
The purchase price was $1.885 million.
Units 21-28 at 104 Otis St. total 27,185 s/f of office, warehouse and light manufacturing space.
104 Otis St. is one of three buildings located in the Gainsboro Industrial Park.
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