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Prolman Realty brokers $650,000 sale for Nancye Bechard Revocable Trust

Prolman Realty, Inc. sold 211 Main St., according to Mark Prolman, who represented the seller, Nancye Bechard Revocable Trust and assisted the buyer, BL & BL, LLC. The property consists of 2,500 s/f on the retail level, 2,500 s/f of second floor office, a lower level and a 13 space parking lot. The buyer intends to lease the first floor to a long-time Nashua business, Cameraland. According to the Hillsborough County of Registry of Deeds, the selling price was $650,000.
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