Shea Commercial Props. handles 2,600 s/f lease to Delucia for thrift store

Ronald and Chester Delucia have leased 2,600 s/f at Larry's Country Shoppes, 326 South Broadway, Rte. 28. The retail space will be utilized as a thrift store with articles from throughout the region available and will also handle items on a consignment basis. This lease transaction was handled for Larry's Country Sq. LLC and Delucia by Harry Shea, Shea Commercial Properties, Inc.

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