News: Retail
Posted: March 29, 2024
ABG Commercial arranges 3,500 s/f retail lease
for ColorWorks Acquisition LLC
Acton, MA Bernard Gibbons, senior vice president of ABG Commercial Realty, facilitated a 3,500 s/f retail lease for ColorWorks Acquisition LLC at 248-270 Great Rd. The owner of the property is East Acton Plaza LLC.
ColorWorks is a leading provider of paint, wallpaper, and window treatments for both residential and commercial projects. Renowned for their exceptional customer service and extensive selection, ColorWorks is one of the largest Benjamin Moore paint dealers in the Boston area.
Located at a visible location on Great Rd., 248 Great Rd. is a well-established neighborhood retail center anchored by Donelan’s Supermarket. The center has a mix of small businesses, parking for customers, and direct access to the trafficked Great Rd., making it an ideal location for ColorWorks.
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