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Posted: November 28, 2014
Theroux of Drubner Commercial completes $400,000 sale in Waterbury
David Theroux, managing partner of Drubner Commercial Real Estate has completed the following transaction:
Todd and Anthony Tobacco has purchased 461 Watertown Ave. from The Dover Benedict Group.
The Tobacco brothers will convert the former used car building to a full-service car wash and detailing center.
The reconstruction is underway and an opening is expected this fall.
The sales price was $400,000 and Theroux was the only broker in the transaction.
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