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Posted: June 6, 2025
Jacobs of NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs handles $1.08 million sale for ConvenientMD facility
Sturbridge, MA Two abutting single-family properties at 216 and 226 Charlton Rd., both zoned for commercial use, have been sold to a New England-based developer for the development of a ConvenientMD Urgent Care facility.
The buyer, Harborlight Properties LLC, which operates out of Portland, ME and Needham, MA, acquired the properties for a combined total of $1.08 million. 216 Charlton Rd. was sold by Christina E. Lena for $490,000, and 226 Charlton Rd. was sold by Theresa and Steven Saletnik for $590,000.
Michael Jacobs, managing principal at NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs, represented the sellers in the transaction. Andrew Bonica of Eastern Retail represented the buyer.
“Zoned for commercial use, the properties presented a strategic development opportunity due to their location and adjacent positioning,” said Jacobs. “The transaction reflects the ongoing demand for high-visibility, accessible sites suited for healthcare and service-based tenants.”
With this acquisition, Harborlight Properties continues to grow its healthcare-focused development portfolio bringing essential medical services closer to the communities of Central Mass.
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