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TRB brokers 10,838 s/f lease of 104 Worcester Street in Natick

104 Worcester Street - Natick, MA 104 Worcester Street - Natick, MA

Natick, MA TRB Realty has brokered the lease of a freestanding retail building totaling 10,838 s/f of prime retail space situated upon 1 acre located at 104 Worcester St. (Rte. 9). 

104 Natick Realty, LLC acquired the property from Bradford/Natick Realty Trust in 2015.  TRB Realty exclusively represented Bradford and procured the buyer in the $2.8 million sale. 

TRB Realty leased the building to Furniture Consignment of Chestnut Hill, with additional locations in Hanover & Plymouth.  Anthony Colasacco, co-owner of 104 Worcester Rd. said, “Ed and I would like to thank TRB Realty for all of their help with leasing our building at 104 Worcester St.  It was a pleasure dealing with TRB Realty.  Their knowledge and professionalism certainly were a big asset in getting the building leased.  We appreciate everything they did for us.”

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