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Meeks of O’Brien Commercial Properties sells 10,000 s/f industrial property for $1.15 million

Ayer, MA O’Brien Commercial Properties has completed the $1.15 million sale of the industrial property located at 5 Bishop Rd., a 10,000 s/f industrial building. The transaction underscores continued demand for well-located industrial assets within the Rte. 2 and I- 495 regional corridor.

Situated in an established industrial area, 5 Bishop Rd. offers functional warehouse and manufacturing capabilities well suited for a range of owner-user profiles. The property benefits from efficient building layout and proximity to major transportation routes connecting Greater Boston with Central Massachusetts and Worcester County.

Brandon Meeks, associate at O’Brien Commercial Properties represented seller. 

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