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KeyPoint Partners completes retail leases totaling 30,760 s/f

KeyPoint Partners, LLC has negotiated retail leases through the first quarter of this year totaling 30,760 s/f in Mass., R.I. and N.H., according to Robert Lemons, managing partner and director of leasing for the firm. KeyPoint signed leases at shopping centers including: Fashion Crossing, North Attleboro, Mass.; O'Connor Hardware Plaza, Billerica, Mass.; Carriagetown Marketplace, Amesbury, Mass.; Salt Pond Shopping Center, Narragansett, R.I.; Ocean State Plaza, Warren, R.I.; and The Center at Keene and Colony Mill Marketplace, Keene, N.H. Tenants include Five Below, Carters, RadioShack, California Nails, The Right Shoe, Bella Hair Salon, Elm City Brewery, East Bay Printing, RTN Federal Credit Union and Calvitto's Pizza. KeyPoint's leasing team handles leasing for retail properties totaling nearly 6 million s/f. They are a commercial real estate service firm, providing services for over 25 million s/f of retail, office and industrial properties. The firm provides a wide range of services to retailers, property owners and financial institutions.
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