News: Northern New England
Posted: April 6, 2018
Cardente Real Estate completes three sales totaling $1.28 million
Cardente Real Estate
Lewiston, ME Cardente Real Estate has completed the following transactions:
• 299 River Road, LLC has purchased from Roger Roberge the business and commercial real estate located at 299 River Rd. in Lewiston for $390,000.
• Cort Management, LLC has purchased a 1.95 acre commercial parcel at 601 Main St. in Gorham for $245,000. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the seller by WRE Commercial and on behalf of the buyer by Cardente Real Estate.
• AMJJ Holding Company, LLC has purchased the Higgins Beach Market (business and real estate) located 82 Spurwink Rd. in Scarborough for $645,000. Purchased from Three Bears Holding Company, LLC, this transaction was brokered on behalf of the seller by Cardente Real Estate and on behalf of the buyer by Fishman Realty.
• ALCOM, LLC has leased 1,229 s/f of office space from Fore Street Investments, LLC on the 2nd floor of 322 Fore St. in the Old Port of Portland. This transaction was brokered by Michael Cobb of Cardente Real Estate.
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