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TRB Realty closes $3.32 million sale of Maple Corner Plaza

Bellingham, MA TRB Realty (TRB) has closed the $3.32 million ($485.54 per s/f) sale of Maple Corner Plaza located at the signalized intersection of 2 South Maple St. and Rte. 140.  The sale involved a single-story, multi-tenant retail strip totaling 6,848 s/f situated on 1 acre.

Thomas Blakely, CCIM, founder and president of TRB said, “Quality 2008 construction, stable tenancy, prime location, just some of the attributes that describe Maple Corner, which traded to a very qualified and astute buyer.  Both parties performed admirably…we are extremely pleased with the outcome of this transaction.”

TRB Realty was the sole broker.

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