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Posted: January 22, 2009
Morizio and Cafasso of Colliers Dow & Condon broker $18 million sale
Summit Orange LLC purchased 110 Marsh Hill Rd. for $18 million from National Amusements of Mass. Nicholas Morizio, SIOR, CRE and John Cafasso, CCIM of Colliers Dow & Condon represented both parties.
Summit, based in Southport, closed on the first of the four locations. The former multiplex location (across from the proposed Stew Leonards) will be redeveloped for a new 350,000 s/f regional service center by The United Illuminating which has, in turn, purchased the location from Summit.
Colliers Dow & Condon has three other Showcase Cinemas under contract to Summit Development for retail development.
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