Zafris and Leonard of Ralph Leonard Associates Inc. broker $3.105 million sale of 25,024 s/f

The 25,024 s/f Hancock North Building located at 185 Centre St. was recently sold by James Zafris and Ralph Leonard of Ralph Leonard Associates Inc. for $3.105 million. Hancock Survey Associates, the key tenant, has extended their lease and will be doing business as usual there and at their other locations.

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