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Posted: December 30, 2016
Eysenbach of R.W. Holmes Realty brokers $1.876 million sale
John Eysenbach, RW Holmes Realty
24 Williams Way - Bellingham, MA
Bellingham, MA John Eysenbach of R.W. Holmes Realty completed the sale of a 34,700 s/f building for $1.876 million. The property, located at 24 Williams Way, is an office/warehouse space situated on 3 acres located off I-495.
Eysenbach completed the transaction for the local investor, Matt Clark, who plans to renovate the building and site for multi-tenant use as small as 10,000 s/f. Construction and major renovations has begun and will be substantially completed soon.
Eysenbach represented the buyer, Matt Clark of TMC Holdings & Development, LLC, and the seller, Gainsboro Brothers, LLC.
Since 1976 R.W. Holmes Realty has assisted corporations and investor/developers with their local, national, and international real estate needs. R.W. Holmes specializes in property leasing, investment sales & acquisitions, tenant representation, consulting services, market valuation & research, and asset management. www.rwholmes.com
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