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Posted: August 26, 2016
Volpe of Coastal Commercial handles sale of 5,820 s/f building
Michael Volpe, Coastal Commercial Real EstateFairhaven, MA Coastal Commercial Real Estate has completed the sale of real estate located at 360 Alden Rd., a commercial building. The property consists of 5,820 s/f of warehouse/commercial space, on a 34,170 s/f parcel of land. The property will be the new location for Southeast Fire Equipment.
The seller was, Alves Realty, LLC and the buyer was RAR Alden Rd, Realty, LLC. The sale price was undisclosed.
The buyer was represented by Michael Volpe from Coastal Commercial Real Estate.
Coastal Commercial Real Estate is a division of The Nery Corp. and specializes in the sales and leasing of office, retail, commercial, industrial and warehouse properties.
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