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Posted: February 17, 2017
Hughes of New Dover Associates and Quinn of Quinn Associates handle $2.6 million sale
Scott Hughes, New Dover Associates
Peter Quinn, Quinn Associates
Canton, MA Scott Hughes, president of New Dover Associates, Inc. of Framingham and Peter Quinn, president of Quinn Associates, Inc. of Brockton, co-brokered the sale of 956 Turnpike St. for the purchase price of $2.6 million.
956 Turnpike Street - Canton, MA
New Dover Associates represented the seller, Briamanda Canton, LLC and Apogee Realty of Canton, LLC. Quinn Associates represented the buyer, Turnpike 1000, LLC.
956 Turnpike St., situated on 2.25 acres and comprised of 26,776 s/f of office/showroom/warehouse space, is visible and well located on Rte. 138.
New Dover Associates, Inc. is a full service commercial and industrial real estate brokerage and real estate investment company assisting both property owners and companies seeking to lease, sell or exchange real property. They have an extensive database comprised of investment, office, industrial, flex, land and retail properties located throughout Massachusetts.
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