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Posted: July 7, 2009
McEvoy and Conrad of The Conrad Group secure $785,000 sale for JSA Realty
JSA Realty Trust has recently purchased 280 Libbey Industrial Parkway in Weymouth for $785,000.
280 Libbey Industrial Pwy. is a 7,500 s/f flex condominium offering 80% office space on two levels and 20% warehouse space with a dock high and drive-in door. This will be the new headquarters of Annese Electric.
James McEvoy, senior VP and Robert Conrad, president of The Conrad Group, exclusively represented the seller, Five Y Realty Trust, and introduced the buyer.
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