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Posted: July 2, 2008
Tognacci of Phoenix Comm'l. brokers $700,000 sale for Maple Corner Trust
Phoenix Commercial R.E. has sold the professional building at 5 Washington St.
Initially constructed in 1878, the 2,558 s/f building is centrally located near the intersection of Rtes. 16 and 27 and is among the few commercial properties in the primarily residential community.
David Tognacci of Phoenix represented the seller, Maple Corner Trust, in the $700,000 transaction.
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