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Posted: March 13, 2020
The Foncellino team of Coldwell Banker handles $100,000 sale
Seekonk, MA The Foncellino team of Coldwell Banker Commercial Division, listed and sold a medical office condo unit located in a seven-unit commercial office condo building at 1563 Fall River Ave.
The Foncellino Team sold two other units in the building, making it fully occupied. The current unit sold was used as a medical doctors office, who retired his practice. The seller was Dr. Rudy Bokor and Breala Raulino purchased the unit. Carlton Germain of Rosewood Realty represented the buyer in the $100,000 purchase.
The new owner is relocating her facial aesthetic business in the building and offers clients Botox, injectable filler, microbladinng, chemical peels, wrinkle reduction, lip enhancement, cheek enhancement, nasolabial fold fillers, rejuvenation services and more.
The Seekonk Professional Center offers visibility on Rte. 6 and ample parking.
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