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Posted: March 5, 2021
Garza of Vidal/Wettenstein LLC brokers $745,000 sale - Cifuentes at Smart Realty Services Corp. reps buyer
Stamford, CT Silvester Garza of Vidal/Wettenstein LLC represented ownership on the $745,000 sale of a mixed-use building located at 313 Hope St.
Garza said, “We are pleased to announce the sale of this property which we were able generate a great deal of activity on, creating a competitive environment leading to a successful transaction.”
The buyer, Graduation Home Inc. who was represented by Andres Cifuentes at Smart Realty Services Corp., intends to use this former Papa John’s Pizza site for it’s own business.
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