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Posted: August 18, 2011
Cardente and Baumann of Cardente Real Estate broker two leases totalling 3,100 s/f
According to Cardente Real Estate, Pillars Antiques has leased 2,000 s/f of retail space at 125 U.S. Rte. One. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the landlord by Steve Baumann of Cardente.
Also Robert Montgomery leased 1,100 s/f of office space at 4 City Center, Portland. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the landlord by Baumann and Matthew Cardente.
Cardente Real Estate is pleased to announce that Roma Pizza has leased 1,000 square feet of retail space at 10 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the Landlord by Steve Baumann of Cardente Real Estate.
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