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Posted: February 24, 2010
Jacobs, of Glickman Kovago completes sales of two former Zoot's
Michael Jacobs, principal of Glickman Kovago and Co. recently completed sales of two former Zoot's Dry Cleaner properties.
942 Grafton St., a 2,184 s/f freestanding building opposite the Perkins Farm Marketplace, was acquired by Midyat Properties for $360,000. The property will be owner occupied for a clothing alteration business and will be sub-divided for a small tenant.
386 Washington St. in Stoughton is a 2,475 s/f free standing building situated at signalized intersection on Rt. 138, was acquired by Papantoniadis Properties, LLC for $540,000 and will be used as a restaurant.
The seller of both properties was LG Holdings, LLC. Jacobs represented the seller on both transactions.
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