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Triglione of Nordlund brokers $2.375 million sale of 1900 Southwood Dr. in Nashua, NH on behalf of the owners - a 19,764 s/f building

1900 Southwood Drive - Nashua, NH

Nashua, NH According to Nordlund Associates, Anthony Triglione facilitated a transaction representing the property owner in the sale of 1900 Southwood Dr. The sale price for the property was $ 2.375 million.

1900 Southwood Dr. is a 19,764 s/f, modern two-story office building on 4.6 acres located adjacent to Exit 8 off Rte. 3 - FE Everett Turnpike. The building envelope was initially constructed in 2006 and approximately 60% of the interior was finished in 2011 to serve as a customer and employee training facility for Viega LLC.

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