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KeyPoint Partners awarded leasing contract for three Mass. retail centers

KeyPoint Partners, LLC has been awarded the retail leasing contract for three retail centers: Sandwich Plaza, Sandwich; Skaket Corners, Orleans; and Manomet Plaza, Manomet. These properties are part of the Tedeschi portfolio which was acquired by Dividend Capital Total Realty Trust. Sandwich Plaza is a 95,647 s/f center anchored by Stop & Shop and CVS, located on Rte. 6A. Skaket Corners is a 110,935 s/f Shaw's-anchored center on West Rd. which includes Radio Shack, CVS, Booksmith/Musicsmith, and Olympia Sports, among others. Manomet Plaza, which includes Stop & Shop and CVS, is a 35,811 s/f center on State Rd. KeyPoint Partners also manages the properties for Dividend Capital Total Realty Trust. KeyPoint Partners' Retail Leasing Team handles a portfolio of retail properties totaling more than 6 million s/f, and provides tenant representation services for local, regional, and national retailers. Headquartered in Burlington, KeyPoint Partners is one of the region's premier retail real estate service firms, providing property and asset management services for more than 20 million s/f of retail, office and industrial properties.
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