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Posted: August 18, 2023
O’Brien and Keefe of Greater Boston Commercial Properties
broker $6 million sale of 46,839 s/f building
Foxborough, MA Bret O’Brien and James Keefe of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. represented the seller in the $6 million sale of 225 Foxborough Blvd., a 46,839 s/f multi-tenant investment property. Greater Boston Commercial Properties also procured the buyer, who paid $128 per s/f.
Although office has become the least sought-after real estate investment in the post-COVID market, Greater Boston Commercial Properties obtained a strong price for the 78.5% leased property. Situated near I-95 and I-495 on 9.7 acres, the property was home to nine companies at the time of sale. Greater Boston Commercial Properties was the sole broker of record in this transaction.
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