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The Stubblebine Company facilitates sale of 134,000 s/f portfolio to Seyon Group Acquisitions, LLC for $28.15 million

Marlborough, MA The Stubblebine Company has completed the sale of a 134,000 s/f Class A flex portfolio located at 261 Cedar Hill St. and 753 Forest St. for $28.15 million to Seyon Group Acquisitions, LLC. Strategically located off I-495 within an established flex/industrial park, the property features a blue-chip tenant roster, including Volkswagon, Accredo, Megamagnetics and Fastenal.

Chloe and David Stubblebine of Stubblebine Company/CORFAC International represented the seller, Nashoba Realty Trust, Peter T. True, and directly procured the buyer, Seyon Group Acquisitions. 

Seyon Group is a Boston-based real estate investment firm founded in 2017 that specializes in acquiring and operating light industrial and flex properties in supply-constrained, infill markets across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Seyon Group owns and has acquired a portfolio of over 40 industrial and logistics assets totaling more than 5.5 million s/f. Nashoba Realty Trust is a Massachusetts-based real estate entity managed by Peter True, a 50 year veteran of the CRE industry.

Now in its 39th year, The Stubblebine Company, a member of CORFAC International, continues to be a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in the leasing and sale of large industrial and flex properties throughout New England.

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