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Posted: August 25, 2011

Knowles of SullivanHayes Companies represents CVS in ground lease

Brian Knowles of Farmington-based SullivanHayes Companies represented CVS/pharmacy in a ground lease at the SWC of Rte. 202 and Pleasant St. (Five Corners). The site was an assemblage of two properties - a closed gas station and Pleasant St. Auto. The landlord in the transaction was Pride LP of Springfield. This site fills a void in the market for CVS and will attract customers from Granby, South Hadley and other neighboring communities. Site work has begun and CVS expects a 2012 opening. Knowles represents CVS throughout Western and Central Massachusetts as well as the northern half of Connecticut.
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