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Posted: February 3, 2011
Billipp of The Kane Co. handles 3,000 s/f lease for Veracity Technology
Veracity Technology Services, Inc. has leased 3,000 s/f at 124 Heritage Ave., from 124 Group LLC. Veracity Technology Services is in the business of selling and servicing new and used electronic testing and measuring equipment. They also provide calibration and testing services, and provide asset recovery services for surplus or scrap High Technology equipment. Peter Billipp of The Kane Co. listed and leased the space.
Founded in 1981, The Kane Co. is a leading commercial and industrial real estate services company in New Hampshire, southern Maine and northern Massachusetts. Offering brokerage, development, real estate development, property management and consulting services. The Kane Co. stands apart with a reputation of providing the highest quality real estate expertise to its clients. Its market knowledge, value-added capabilities and unmatched transaction history have helped make it a leader in the commercial real estate field.
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