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Posted: June 26, 2008

Shea Commercial Props. handles 2,182 s/f lease

Priscilla Henshaw has leased 2,182 s/f at Shoppe's at Breckenridge Plaza and will open Priscilla Restaurant. Located at 264 North Broadway, Rte. 28, the restaurant will specialize in breakfast, light lunch and a dinner menu. The lease transaction was handled for North Creek Partners LP and Henshaw by Harry Shea, Shea Commercial Properties, Inc.
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