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Posted: February 5, 2016
Godino and Coyle of Godino & Co. handle $3.115m purchase for WRP
Tom Godino, Godino & Co.
Tim Coyle, Godino & Co.
150 Wells Avenue - Newton, MA
Newton, MA WRP Realty, Inc. has sold 150 Wells Ave., a single story, 10,500 s/f office building for $3.115 million. Tom Godino and Tim Coyle of Godino & Co. represented Scriman LLC, the buyer, and will act as the leasing agent for available space in the building where renovations are planned. Jeremy Freid of Boston Realty Advisors represented the seller.
Godino & Company is one of the oldest and foremost commercial real estate firms in New England, recognized for providing innovative solutions to real estate related issues.
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