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Jamieson of Capital Commercial leases 2,850 s/f to Stop and Save

Capital Commercial Real Estate, LLC recently leased 2,850 s/f of retail space formerly occupied by Blockbuster video at Hockomock Plaza located on Rte. 106. The new tenant, Stop and Save, LLC, will be operating a full service convenience store selling lottery, milk, bread, candy, beverages, chips, coffee, and bagels, as well as many other convenient on the go items. Other tenants located at Hockomock Plaza include Subway, Bridgewater Savings, Hockomock Liquors, and Farley's Flowers. George Jamieson, principal of Capital Commercial Real Estate, LLC, who represented the landlord Amerigian Irrevocable Trust, and procured the tenant, said, "This location has 38,000 cars passing by a day and made perfect sense for a convenience store. In fact, the store was once home to Christy's and 7-Eleven." Interior construction is underway and Stop and Save is planning a September opening. Capital Commercial Real Estate, LLC is a full service commercial real estate firm providing business owners and investors with leasing and sales brokerage and advisory services throughout Boston and the South Shore.
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