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Posted: September 26, 2013
Carucci of Group Boston Real Estate brokers sale of 244 Newbury Street for $6 million
According to Group Boston Real Estate (GBRE), one of the city's premier real estate agency for luxury properties, residential, and commercial sales, including investment properties,
Michael Carucci brokered the sale of 244 Newbury St. in the city's Back Bay for a purchase price of $6 million.
The 4,800 s/f property, located on a premier block of Newbury
Street, features 4 (2 retail and 2 residential) units and three parking
spaces.
The buyer and seller were not disclosed.
Group Boston Real Estate is one of the most trusted names in real
estate throughout the Greater Boston area, located at 316 Newbury
St.
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