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Posted: March 3, 2011
Hughes of New Dover Associates represents Welton Realty Trust in 4,278 s/f
Entegee, Inc. has leased the entire first floor of 4,278 s/f at 495 Old Connecticut Path. Scott Hughes, president of New Dover Associates, Inc. represented the property owner, Welton Realty Trust. David Ross, principal of CRESA Partners of Boston, and Michael McElwee, managing principal of CRESA Partners of Dallas, Tex. represented Entegee, Inc.
495 Old Connecticut Path is a three story 12,664 s/f masonry brick and steel frame office building with a generous window line, excellent parking, separately metered tenant utilities and on-site property management. New Dover is the exclusive leasing agent for 495 Old Connecticut Path.
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