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Posted: July 7, 2023
NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs handles $775,000 land sale
Worcester, MA Pizzarella Irrevocable Trust recently sold a 4.5-acre lot to 1059 Grafton Street LLC, that will be improving it with a car wash, including 4,000 s/f of building and a 120 foot tunnel at 1059 Grafton St. Pizzarella Irrevocable Trust was represented by NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs vice president, Jeff Borus. The sale closed on June 2 at a price of $775,000.
Borus said, “It was a lengthy process, with both parties working in a highly professional way with each other and the community to advance the project.”
NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs has represented the Seller on a couple of land sales for projects over the past five years, with another potentially on the horizon.
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