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Posted: August 26, 2016
Press of Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services brokers $530,000 building sale
47 Trumbull Street - New Haven, CT
New Haven, CT Stephen Press, SIOR, of Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services, marketed and sold 47 Trumbull St.
Stephen Press, Press/CuozzoPress represented the seller, Lincoln’s Inn Associates, and procured the purchaser, 47 Trumbull, LLC.
This well-located, multi-tenanted office building contains 3,829 s/f with off street parking for six cars and is within walking distance to courts, Yale, and the CBD. The transaction closed for $530,000.
Press/Cuozzo Realtors, with offices in Hamden, has been serving the greater New Haven area since 1990.
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