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Parsons Comm'l. represents Mancini of Number One Ins. in $3.06m sale

Parsons Commercial Group has completed an office and warehouse building sale consisting of 21,400 s/f and 3 acres. The property is located at 91 Cedar St. Marci Alvarado of Parsons represented the buyer, Frank Mancini of Number One Insurance Agency, Inc. Tony Pinto of Pinot Real Estate represented the landlord, MAR S. Maple Realty Trust. The property will be the new headquarters for the Mass. Association of Insurance Agents who are relocating from Framingham later this year. The new owners will be renovating the building and adding classroom space inside. The sale price was $3.06 million.
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