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Posted: April 22, 2016

Summit Realty Partners leases 8,716 s/f to Town Fair Tire

Chris McMahon, Summit Realty Partners
Littleton Commons Shopping Center - Littleton, NH

Littleton, NH Summit Realty Partners, Inc. completed a new lease transaction with Town Fair Tire at Littleton Commons Shopping Center. A new lease was executed with Town Fair Tire for an 8,716 s/f retail store scheduled to open in June. Chris McMahon represented the landlord, REL Commons LLC, in the transaction.

Littleton Commons is a 62,400 s/f community shopping center prominently located in the center of Littleton’s regional shopping district. Existing tenants include TJ Maxx, NH Liquor & Wine Outlet, Dollar Tree, GameStop, among others. Summit Realty Partners is seeking tenants to lease the remaining 1,640 to 5,208 s/f available for lease at the shopping center.

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