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Region Commercial leases 5,608 s/f former TD Bank branch to Tandem Bagel

South Hadley, MA According to Region Commercial, Tandem Bagel has plans to open its next location at 460 Newton St.

“We’re so excited to have Tandem Bagel coming to South Hadley,” said building owner John Pettengill, “Chris and his team have built something truly special. Tandem creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere and is the kind of local business that helps bring people together. It will be a great addition to our community.”

Positioned at a lighted intersection along Newton St. (Rte. 116), the former TD Bank branch benefits from daily traffic and visibility, and on-site parking. Construction has already begun to convert the 5,608 s/f property into Tandem’s new cafe. This will be Tandem Bagel’s seventh storefront since they opened in 2013.

“We were thrilled to work with Region Commercial and John Pettingill on securing the lease for our new location in South Hadley,” said Chris Zawacki, owner of Tandem Bagel. “We look forward to working with the town and becoming part of the South Hadley community in 2026.”

“Chris and his team are building something truly special with Tandem’s brand and we’re really happy to play a small part in helping expand their offering to more of the valley,” said Mitch Bolotin of Region Commercial. “We saw an opportunity to connect two great owners and do something special for South Hadley.”

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