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Posted: May 19, 2011
Potter of Centro Properties Group signs Metro PCS to 1,200 s/f at Torrington Plaza
According to Centro Properties Group, a 1,200 s/f lease has been executed with Metro PCS at Torrington Plaza, located west of Highway 8 at the intersection of Main St. and Litchfield St. John Ferris of CBRE, Grossman Retail Advisors, represented Metro PCS. Centro Properties is the owner of Torrington Plaza and was represented by internally by Mark Potter.
About Centro Properties Group
Centro Properties Group is the third largest owner of community and neighborhood shopping centers in the US. Its portfolio of 588 properties is strategically located across 39 states and aggregates approximately 96 million square feet of gross leasable area. For more information on Centro Properties Group in the US, please visit www.centroprop.com.
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