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Bartley of Nordlund Associates represents C & P Realty Trust in sale of 16,320 s/f building

North Andover, MA Nordlund Associates, Inc. completed the sale of 31–39 Flagship Dr., a five-unit flex/industrial building totaling 16,320 s/f. The sale price was not disclosed.

Rick Bartley of Nordlund Associates represented the seller, C & P Realty Trust in the transaction. The buyer was Martir Realty, LLC. 

The property is comprised of five individual units ranging from 3,200 to 3,520 s/f. 

Doug Pease and Sue Collette, trustees, said, “ We brought in Rick Bartley and Nordlund to assist in the sale of 31-39 Flagship Dr., which had been in our family for more than 40 years. They quickly found an appropriate buyer and helped us navigate through the process to a successful sale.”

 

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