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Posted: August 7, 2020
Ellis Realty Advisors completes $2.45 million in two building sales
Plymouth, MA Ellis Realty Advisors has completed the $1.55 million sale of 3 Collins Ave. David Ellis represented both the buyer and seller in the sale of the 17,800 s/f, industrial warehouse/office building on 2.45 acres of land.
The buyer plans to use the property for light manufacturing, warehouse and office space.
Ellis Realty Advisors also completed the recent $900,000 sale of 10 Lone St. in Marshfield. The buyer was represented by Southeast Commercial Real Estate and the seller in the sale of the 6,150 s/f, industrial warehouse/retail building on .64 acres of land was represented by Ellis Realty Advisors.
The buyer plans to use the property for custom motorcycle manufacturing.
Ellis Realty Advisors is a leading provider of real estate services in Eastern Mass. Ellis Realty’s team consists of multi-disciplined commercial real estate professionals specializing in a range of services for tenants, owners, investors and developers.
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