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Posted: May 30, 2013
Davis of Trevor Davis Commercial Real Estate, LLC completes two sales totaling $549,000
Trevor Davis Commercial Real Estate, LLC has completed the following commercial property sales:
* Trevor Davis, CCIM, of Trevor Davis Commercial completed the sale of 93-97 Broad St. The buyer, Opportunity Real Estate Equities, LLC, purchased the building, totaling 4,444 s/f, for $172,000. The price was adjusted due to damage from the hurricane. Davis represented the seller, the American National Red Cross and RE/Max MarketPlace represented the buyer.
* Davis completed the sale of 80 East Main St. The buyer, Abarientos Middletown Real Estate, LLC, purchased the building, totaling 6,084 s/f, for $377,000. The buyer will use the top floor for a medical office. Davis was the only broker in the transaction.
Trevor Davis Commercial provides customers with a full range of commercial real estate services, including property management. They help users, owners and investors of commercial (office, industrial, and retail) real estate by saving clients' money and time in their transactions, tax strategies and specialized consulting and research needs.
Trevor Davis, CCIM, has over 30 years of experience in commercial real estate in central Connecticut.
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