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Keeler of Concord Commercial R.E. brokers to leases totaling 30,284 s/f

Jody Keeler, CPA of Concord Commercial Real Estate represented the landlord, Olde Province Commons, LLC, in the recent lease of 28,884 s/f of retail space at Olde Province Common located at 71 N.H. Rte. 104 to Annalee Dolls, Inc. Brenda Litchfield of Concord Commercial Real Estate represented the tenant. In another transaction, Keeler represented the landlord, Olde Province Commons, LLC, and the tenant, Crossroads Chiropractic, in a 1,400 s/f lease at Olde Province Common. Olde Province Common is situated on 2.25 acres along Rte. 104 approximately 7 miles east of Exit 23 of I-93 North. Other tenants include the Meredith Village Savings Bank, New Hampshire State Liquor Store, a restaurant, hair salon and a home improvement store. Concord Commercial Real Estate offers a range of commercial real estate services, including commercial brokerage, seller or buyer representation, 1031 tax-deferred exchanges, and business valuations and sales.
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