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Posted: November 22, 2019
Micah, James and David Stubblebine of The Stubblebine Co. handle $5.1 million sale of 105,790 s/f building
Lawrence, MA Micah, James and David Stubblebine, principals at The Stubblebine Company/CORFAC International, have completed the sale of 100 Shepard St. to Packaging Partners, LLC for $5.1 million. David and Micah Stubblebine represented the seller, Sekisui Voltek, LLC and James Stubblebine directly procured the buyer.
In 2009, four partners founded Packaging Partners with one goal in mind – to offer the widest possible range of products and exceptional customer service to provide complete packaging solutions for their customers. Today, they are a fast growing, innovative packaging company that manufactures custom protective packaging and supplies a full line of stock packaging products from six locations throughout the country.
Built in 1947 with renovations in 1960 and expanded in the 1980s, the building offers 105,790 s/f on 5.5 acres and heavy electrical power.
Established in 1987, The Stubblebine Co. specializes in selling and leasing large industrial properties and adaptive re-use sites.
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