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Posted: January 12, 2024
Borus of NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs represents buyer in $675,000 building purchase
Sterling, MA Twins Realty Holdings has purchased the 3,012 s/f building on 1.03 acres located along 15 Jewett Rd./110 Worcester St. from BAC, LLC. The buyer intends to utilize the property for their lawn service and landscaping business.
NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs senior vice president, Jeff Borus represented the buyer, and James Kalogeropoulos of RE/MAZ Partners represented the seller.
The sale closed on December 18th, at a price of $675,000.
Borus said, “Buildings that include additional land for contractor uses are hard to come by the local market, so it had taken a while to locate and transact on a building for Twins. Glad we were able to find them a home where their business will be able to continue to thrive.”
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