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Posted: July 30, 2008
S. Hughes and J. Hughes of New Dover handle 26,400 s/f $1.575m sale
Scott Hughes, president and John Hughes, associate of New Dover Associates and Wayne Spiegel, formerly of NAI Hunneman, co-brokered the investment sale of 26,400 s/f of fully leased industrial condo units known as 21-27 Gainsborough Industrial Park Condominium, 104 Otis St. for $1.575 million. The condominium units are leased to J&L Windows, Inc. dba Renewal By Andersen and Professional Technologies International, Inc.
New Dover represented the buyer, Vector Northborough Commercial and Apogee Realty of Northborough, LLC, while NAI Hunneman represented the seller, Pamjam Realty in the sale transaction.
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