M&J Associates opens 2,000 s/f Lapels store in Stoughton

1540 Turnpike Street - Stoughton, MA

Stoughton, MA According to Mark Shair, president of M&J Associates, Inc., Lapels has opened at 1540 Turnpike St. This 2,000 s/f store is a former Dunkin’ Donuts. The location is within the Stoughton Crossing Shopping center. It is across the street from Target and LA Fitness.

Lapels will operate this store with a full dry cleaning processing plant. This facility will be able to serve 5 satellite drop-off units that will be opened in the next 12-24 months. Lapels operates more than 50 locations in New England and is rapidly expanding.

Stoughton Crossing currently has 3 tenants South Shore Bank, Dunkin’ Donuts and Lapels. There is a planned expansion that will add another 55,000sf of space.

M&J Associates,Inc., is a full service real estate brokerage company located at 120 Wells Ave., Newton Mass.

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