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Posted: January 27, 2023

Nedde of Nedde Real Estate brokers lease of 4,100 s/f retail space

Middlebury, VT Nedde Real Estate has completed the lease of 4,100 s/f retail space at the 51 Main St. to Crooked Ladle Catering and Giving Fridge/Everything Nice. Jaeger Nedde assisted the landlord Battell Block Partners LLC and the tenant in this transaction.

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