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Posted: August 20, 2015
Commercial Realty Advisors handle sale of Kingston Alignment
In its continuing expansion into the off-Cape Cod marketplace, Commercial Realty Advisors, Inc. completed the sale of Kingston Alignment on 26 Marion Dr. The property owner, George Vining, sold the business to Justin Becker, who is leasing the property. Becker, a master technician specializing in European and general auto repair, renamed the business, South Shore Autoworks. The sale was co-brokered by Joyce O'Connor and Chris Bailey both of Commercial Realty Advisors.
Commercial Realty Advisors, established on Cape Cod in 1999, now representing properties throughout New England in all areas concerning mergers and acquisitions, business brokerage and investment.
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