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Posted: July 13, 2018
Johnston and Holmes of R.W. Holmes broker $1.1 million sale
Westborough, MA R.W. Holmes Realty’s 495/Metrowest team of Craig Johnston and Garry Holmes have completed the $1.1 million sale of 210 Turnpike Rd. on behalf of Park Street Realty LLC. The buyer, 6 Humphrey Street Realty, LLC plans to renew the four tenants in the building and retained the asset.
210 Turnpike Rd. is a 6,810 s/f first class office/medical building situated on 3.9 acres with 120 parking spaces located on Rte. 9. At the time of the sale the property was occupied by two dentists and a blinds company.
R.W. Holmes Realty Co., Inc. represented the seller, Park Street Realty LLC, and procured the buyer.
Since 1976 R.W. Holmes Realty has assisted corporations and investor/developers with their local, national, and international real estate needs. R.W. Holmes specializes in property leasing, investment sales, tenant representation, consulting, and asset management.
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