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Posted: December 2, 2016
Vacca of Conway Commercial brokers $3.4m sale for Cartulo family
Avon, MA Tony Vacca of Conway Commercial completed the sale of the Brooks Contractor Supply Company property for $3.4 million. The site, located at 270 East High St., consisted of 20 buildings spread over 71 acres within the towns of Avon and Holbrook. Brooks had been in operation for more than 60 years.
Vacca represented the seller, the Cartulo Family, who has owned the property for close to 100 years. He also procured the buyer, T.L. Edwards, Inc.
“I thank my seller for having the confidence in me to get the job done,” said Vacca. “And I believe Terry Edward’s company will do very well at this site. He was the right buyer for this property.”
Established in 1956, Norwell-based Conway Commercial is a division of Jack Conway, Realtor, one of the largest independent real estate companies in New England.
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