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Posted: February 14, 2020
Shea Commercial brokers $4.72 million sale of J.P. Realty business/office/retail/service complex
Methuen, MA Shea Commercial Properties, Inc. has completed the sale of J.P. Realty business/office/retail/service complex located at 228-234 Pleasant St.
Originally built and developed by Joseph Pappalardo in the year 1970s, the complex consisted of three buildings totaling 60,000 s/f.
Tenants include insurance companies, law firms, business & professional offices, medical offices, retail and service type businesses, etc.
Originally marketed and proposed for sale as a total package of the three buildings, the complex was converted into three-separate buildings with common area access, and sold to three-individual buyers. Sale price according to the Registry of Deeds for the three buildings was $4.72 million.
Harry Shea of Shea Commercial represented the seller, J.P. Realty, and assisted Eastie, Realty Trust and other two buyers.
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