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Prolman Realty sells 86,000 s/f Merrimack Commons for $3.96 million

Merrimack, NH Prolman Realty, Inc. completed the sale of the Merrimack Commons Shopping Center located at 515 Daniel Webster Hwy. to GTONH, LLC according to Mark Prolman who represented the seller, Hardman’s Merrimack, LLC and assisted the buyer.  GTONH, LLC is an entity owned by developer, Dick Anagnost.  

The Merrimack Commons is an 86,000 s/f neighborhood retail center situated on 13 acres anchored by Tractor Supply, Dollar Tree, FitLab and Jade Dragon.  According to the Hillsborough County Registry of Deeds, the selling price was $3.96 million.

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