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Posted: April 3, 2011
Brosler of Metrowest Commercial represents Sumner Jaggi in $1.53m purchase
Eric Brosler, president of Metrowest Commercial Real Estate, completed the recent sale of 53 Sumner St., for $1.53 million. Brosler represented Sumner Jaggi LLC in the acquisition of the 31,200 s/f building.
The buyer dba Exotic Foods Inc. will be using a large portion of the premises for their food distribution business. Rick Kaplan of ReMax Executive represented the seller, CDN Land Company LP, in the transaction.
Metrowest Commercial is representing the buyer in the leasing of surplus space of approximately 5,000 s/f of industrial space including possible shared use of the freezer facility and 4,000 s/f of office area.
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