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Posted: January 6, 2017
Prolman Realty completes $1.01 million sale in Nashua
Mark Prolman, Prolman Realty
31 Will Street - Nashua, NH
Nashua, NH Prolman Realty, Inc. completed the sale of 31 Will St. to Will Street, LLC. According to Mark Prolman who represented the buyer, “the 11,148 s/f facility situated on 2.7 acres was acquired to locate Gate City Electric as their corporate headquarters.”
Neal Barrett who represented the seller, Pennichuck Water Works, Inc. unfortunately passed away unexpectedly, and will be missed by the Nashua community. According to the Registry of Deeds the selling price was $1.01 million.
In another transaction, Prolman Realty completed the lease of 74 Northeastern Blvd. unit 9 & 10 consisting of 3,600 s/f of office space at the Northbridge Business Center to Recovering Life Services, LLC.
According to Prolman and Lisa Ferrari who represented the lessor, the space will be utilized for counseling and medical services.
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