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Posted: January 28, 2022
Summit Realty Partners handles multiple deals
Lexington, MA Summit Realty Partners Inc. has completed several recent tenant and buyer representation transactions.
Tropical Smoothie Café continued its growth plans in New England with signed leases for new locations in Foxboro, MA; Methuen, MA; Saugus, MA; Concord, NH; and Manchester, NH.
Crumbl Cookies continued its plan for multiple new store openings with signed leases in Attleboro, MA; Cambridge, MA; Millbury, MA; Shrewsbury MA; North Nashua, NH; Newington, NH; and Salem, NH.
Domino’s also continued to grow with executed leases in Bourne, MA and Amesbury, MA and sales in Hillsborough, NH and Hooksett, NH.
The Goddard School signed leases to open a new 16,000 s/f school in Wellesley, MA and a 15,000 s/f school in Sudbury, MA.
Zoo Health Club signed a 25,000 s/f lease to open a new fitness facility in Seabrook, NH.
True Storage acquired vacant retail boxes in Florence, KY; Akron, OH; Oshkosh, WI; Ft. Atkinson, WI; and Freeport, IL.
Chris McMahon and Travis Ginsberg represented the tenants and buyers in these transactions. Summit Realty Partner’s is looking forward to more transactions with these tenants and buyers to expand their concepts in 2022.
With over 25 years of experience, Summit Realty is a full service commercial real estate firm.
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