Mansfield Crossing has expanded its tenant mix with the openings of Comcast Xfinity, b.good, and The Paper Store.
"We're thrilled to welcome these new businesses to our existing line-up of stores & restaurants," said Christina Barrows, marketing & operations coordinator of Mansfield Crossing. "Their presence will reinforce our goal of providing a great and convenient offering to our customers."
Details on the 2015 openings at Mansfield Crossing are listed below:
* Comcast Xfinity opened August 24 next to Gamestop. Customers will be able to explore Comcast's latest TV, Internet, voice and home innovations in a completely reinvented and interactive environment.
* B.good will introduce itself next to Yankee Candle. The quick service restaurant has been serving locally-raised, house-ground burgers hand-cut fries and sweet potato fries, all-natural shakes, and fresh salads since 2004. Living by the philosophy of "Real. Food. Fast," b.good prides itself in producing fast-food "real" by making it the way it should be - by people, not factories.
* The Paper Store will be taking over the space between Chico's and LOFT in late September and will provide a one-of-a-kind shopping experience where customers can discover cards, gifts and more to celebrate all of life's special occasions. With brands like Hallmark, Chamilia, Vera Bradley and more.
Franklin, NH Horvath & Tremblay has completed the sale of three retail properties in New Hampshire for a total of $6.285 million. Jake Mabardy, Aaron Huntley and Brad Canova of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of Franklin Shopping Center. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller and sourced the buyer to complete the transaction at a sale price of $3.595 million.
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