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Posted: February 23, 2018
TRB Realty closes $3.925 million sale of DCU at 500 West Central Street
TRB Realty
Franklin, MA On behalf of Naples North, LLC, TRB Realty has closed the $3.925 million sale of a single tenant net leased (STNL) Digital Federal Credit Union (DCU) located at 500 West Central St. (Rte.140). A freestanding retail building constructed in 2007 with 2 drive-thru lanes sited on 1.529 acres with 50 off-street parking spaces.
According to TRB president, Thomas Blakely, CCIM, “Quality construction, triple ‘A’ location near Franklin Village Plaza and I-495 and a dominant regional tenant are a few of the attributes that begin to describe the DCU property in Franklin, a trophy investment property that will fit nicely on the shelf for many years to come. It was a pleasure to exclusively represent ownership in the sale.”
TRB Realty was the sole broker of record.
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