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Posted: March 26, 2021
Gatti of GBCP arranges sale of 12,200 s/f building
Southborough, MA Benjamin Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties (GBCP) represented the seller, Brunswick Realty, LLC, in the asle of 200 Tunpike Rd. The buyer plans to relocate its affiliated company, Trivedi Advanced Technologies, Inc. from its current location situated in Framingham, to the 12,200 s/f building on the 3.5 acres.
The buyer was represented by Joel Aho of Aho Properties, LLC.
Trivedi Advanced Technologies, Inc. the specializes in CCD processing acquisitions and computer-based software control.
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