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Posted: November 24, 2009

TRB Development Group completes new CVS Pharmacy in Brighton

TRB Development Group, Inc., general contractor from Hooksett, N.H., has completed a total gut and fit-up of a 25,000 s/f existing retail building at 207 Market St. The renovated building that was originally an A & P Market and more recently a Comp USA store, houses a CVS Pharmacy and has a 9,200 s/f space for an additional tenant. The exterior is masonry split-faced block and "CVS Red" brick over the existing wood frame and Werzalit siding with PVC sheet trim. This CVS features two pharmacy drive-through windows, two grocery store-style checkout aisles, a self-check station, and a healthy skin department with a sit-down counter. The store opened for business Sunday, November 1. This project was designed by BKA Architects of Brockton.
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