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Posted: July 12, 2012
Turinese and Allaire of Century 21 Commonwealth handle $500,000 sale
According to Century 21 Commonwealth of Franklin, John Turinese and Jeff Allaire have brokered the $500,000 sale of 847 West Central St. The property consisted of 1.15 acres located directly adjacent to the 99 Restaurant at the Rte. 495 off ramp at exit 17.
Andrew Bissanti of Bissanti Realty represented the buyer, Oxford Realty Trust, LLC.
The new owner has an approved site plan for a 6,500 s/f medical office building known as Oxford Crossing to be constructed on the site.
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