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Malone Comm'l. Brokers handles three transactions including $235,000 sale

Malone Commercial Brokers completed the following transactions: *Michael Stone has leased 511 s/f of office space from Free Street Associates at 22 Free St. Joe Malone, CCIM and Peter Harrington of Malone completed the transaction. *Lyric Semiconductor, Inc. has leased 500 s/f of office space from Albert Palacci at 53 Exchange St. Harrington completed the transaction. *Dustin Slocum has purchased the 4,466 s/f retail building at 81 Main St. in Topsham from Androscoggin Bank for $235,000. Daniel Catlin of Malone completed the sale.
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