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Posted: May 3, 2012
Quinn of Quinn Associates arranges two sales totaling $1.925 million
Quinn Associates recently sold 58 Randolph St. to Homebrew Emporium headquartered in New York. The property sold for $525,000. The building is a 7,000 s/f warehouse on 3/4 acre.
This is the fourth store for Homebrew Emporium, its first warehouse in the state, and the largest Homebrew store in New England.
Quinn Associates also recently sold 782 Plymouth St., Holbrook, an 18,000 s/f unfinished warehouse, ideal for warehouse, truck terminal, contractor, vehicle storage and sports workout centers, etc. on 3 acres plus 25 acres of land, to Thomas Keough for $1.4 million.
Quinn Associates has been appointed the exclusive agent for this property. Peter Quinn represented both the owners and buyers in both sales.
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