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Posted: October 17, 2025

Moore Commercial Real Estate, Inc. sells
4,165 s/f mix-use property for $1.675 million

Lowell, MA Moore Commercial Real Estate, Inc. has sold a mix-use property at 16 & 26 South St. for $1.675 million.

The property was built in 2018 with a land area totaling 4,165 s/f or .09 acres and a building area totaling 4,680 s/f with an additional 1,560 s/f of basement space. The building consists of one commercial unit (restaurant) on the street level and four two-bedroom residential apartments on the second and third level (two per level).

 

 

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