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Posted: November 6, 2020
Martin and Nesmith of Colliers International sell 19,436 s/f office building for $579,000
Weare, NH Colliers International completed the sale of 15 Twin Bridge Rd. The 19,436 s/f office building sits on 7.3 acres off Rte. 114. Doug Martin and Laura Nesmith represented the seller and assisted the buyer, MFi Pro. According to the Hillsborough County Registry of Deeds, the property sold for $579,000.
With over 40 years of visual, lighting and audio expertise, MFi Pro is a trusted partner among New England businesses, corporations, theaters, and beyond to provide A/V system installations and upgrades in addition to managing and producing their live events. The Twin Bridge property allows for long-term strategic growth of the company, while allowing it to better serve its client base.
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