M&J Associates opens 3,000 s/f Quilters Way

According to Mark Shair, president of M&J Associates, Inc., Quilters Way has opened at 340 Great Rd., in Acton Woods Plaza. Quilters Way occupies 3,000 s/f and is a custom quilt, fabrics, and sewing supply store. They are the largest specialty shop of its kind in eastern MA. They offer quilt classes and workshops. They carry over 3,000 bolts of high quality cotton and modern fabrics from top contemporary designers. They were located for 10 years in a smaller shop in W. Concord, Mass. Acton Woods Plaza is a 43,000 s/f shopping center located at the intersection of Rte. 27 and Rte. 2A (Great Rd). The center is anchored by CVS. Shair is exclusive agent and represented the tenant and landlord in this transaction."

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