Hughes of New Dover Assoc. leases 10,642 s/f to Preston Gray Corp.
Preston Gray Corporation d/b/a New England Garden Ornaments has leased 10,642 rentable s/f of office, showroom and warehouse space at 25 Union Ave. John Hughes IV, associate of New Dover Associates, Inc. of Framingham, represented the property owner, Gold Brick Development, LLC of Boston. Preston Gray Corporation was represented by Laura Meier, principal of Black Horse Real Estate, Inc. of Sudbury.
25 Union Ave. is a single story, 33,503 s/f industrial/distribution building on five acres with ample parking. The property is for sale and the building has 22,861 rentable s/f available. New Dover Associates, Inc. is the exclusive leasing and sale agent for 25 Union Ave.
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