Nickerson of Fieldstone Commercial Properties represents seller in $1.35 million sale

Clinton, MA Fieldstone Commercial Properties has completed the sale of 180 Stone St., a 9,162 s/f industrial building, for $1.35 million. Nate Nickerson of Fieldstone Commercial Properties represented the seller, 417 Bolton Road, LLC while 180 Stone St., LLC, the buyer, was unrepresented.

Biotech Builders Group, Inc., a construction management firm specializing in life science and pharmaceutical facilities, has acquired 180 Stone St. The owner-occupant plans to utilize the property to support its continued growth, underscoring the company’s long-term commitment to the region and ongoing demand in the Central Mass. industrial market.

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