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Posted: July 1, 2016

Cardente Real Estate brokers two sales totaling $609,000 in Portland

Ocean Gate Plaza - Portland, ME Ocean Gate Plaza - Portland, ME

Portland, ME According to Cardente Real Estate, Leete & Lemieux P.A. has leased 2,393 s/f of class A office space at Ocean Gate Plaza, located on the 5th floor at 511 Congress St. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the landlord, Ocean Gate, LLC, by Matthew Cardente and Sarah Sausville of Cardente Real Estate and on behalf of the tenant by Katherine Millett of NAI The Dunham Group.

Mathew Cardente, Cardente Real Estate Mathew Cardente, Cardente Real Estate

In another transaction, Shira Gotshalk has purchased a 3-unit located at 33 Smith Street for $349,000. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the seller by Mike Cobb of Cardente Real Estate and on behalf of the buyer by Vanessa Greco of Portside Real Estate Group.

Michael Cobb, Cardente Real Estate Michael Cobb, Cardente Real Estate

John Thompkins has purchased a 2-unit located at 9 Mayo St. for $260,000. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the seller by Cobb and on behalf of the buyer by Erik Carlson of Benchmark Real Estate.

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