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Cohen and Borus of Glickman Kovago & Co. handle $175,000 sale

Glickman Kovago & Co. has brokered the sale of 15 Mendon St. for Mary Kottsis and Capron Corp. both of Uxbridge for $175,000. The 2,800 s/f commercial building on Rte. 16. David Cohen, VP at Glickman Kovago, represented the seller, Kottsis. Jeffrey Borus, VP at Glickman Kovago, represented the buyer, Capron. About Glickman Kovago & Company Glickman Kovago & Company (GKC) is a full service commercial Real Estate Brokerage and Property Management firm based in Worcester, Massachusetts. GKC has serviced the communities of Central Massachusetts for over ten years and specializes in leasing and selling properties, site selection, long term strategic planning, and asset maximization. For more information visit www.glickmankovago.com, contact 508-753-9100 or brokerage@glickmankovago.com. About David Cohen David V. Cohen has been a licensed broker for over 18 years and is excited to be in the commercial real estate business. He has owned, managed, acquired and sold small businesses and real estate for the last 20 years. David attended University of Massachusetts, Amherst, majoring in economics and is a member of the Level Lodge of the Masons and Vice President of the Hourglass Foundation. David worked with James Glickman at Worcester Commercial Group in the 90's. His concentration has been in Worcester County with business owners and operators for their commercial real estate needs. About Jeff Borus Jeff Borus has been with Glickman Kovago & Company since 2001. He joined the firm after working for the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and Worcester Business Development Corporation for eight years. Jeff received his Undergraduate degree from Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts and his Masters in Business Administration from Nichols College in Dudley, Massachusetts. Jeff was also a commercial real estate appraiser for four years. Jeff's focus has been on serving all parties in the commercial and industrial real estate market. For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Trish Williams at 508-753-9100 x.221.
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