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Klein of Hirsch & Co. leases 17,715 s/f at Meeting Place

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Amherst, NH Hayley Klein of Hirsch and Company leased 17,715 s/f at the Meeting Place on Rte. 101 to four new tenants: Granite Financial Partners, Night Owl Quilting, Connective Wellness, and Granite State Family Health. 

This brings the property to over 90% leased to a variety of medical, office, and retail users.

These new businesses join the already well-established Ponemah Veterinary Hospital, U.S. Post Office, Apex Physical Therapy, Robin’s Egg antiques, and several other users, creating a well-rounded commercial environment that supports both residents and businesses throughout the region.

The meeting place is a 50,800 s/f neighborhood shopping center. It is a high-traffic location between Milford and Bedford/Manchester.

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