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Posted: January 16, 2008
Gallant of Century 21 Realty Team brokers two sales totaling $3.45m
Leominister, Mass Bruce Gallant of Century 21 Realty Team brokers the sale of 65 Main St. for $2 million and 35-41 Main St. for $1.45 million.
65 Main St. is a 39 unit building built in 1890 with 10 retail and 29 units consisting of 45,620 s/f with a lot size of 21,837 s/f.
35-41 Fairmount St. is a 24 unit building built in 1970 with 10,332 s/f positioned on a lot of 42,253 s/f.
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