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Posted: June 10, 2009
Harrington, Malone and Doyon of Malone Comm'l. complete 4 deals
Malone Commercial Brokeres recently completed the following transactions:
*322 Fore St., Portland: Gray Cabaniss has leased 529 s/f of office space from 322 Fore Street LLC at 322 Fore St. Peter Harrington, Malone, completed the transaction.
*160 Preble St., Portland: Atlantic Insurance Agencies dba Turner Barker Insurance has leased 6,600 s/f of office space from Unique Properties at 160 Preble St. Joe Malone, CCIM, Malone, completed the transaction.
*53 Exchange St., Portland: Crystal Psychic Spiritual Botique has leased 1,548 s/f of retail space from Albert Palacci at 53 Exchange St. Harrington and Alan Fishman, Fishman Realty, completed the transaction.
*The Herbert Hotel, Kingfield: The Herbert Grand Hotel in Kingfield, servicing the Sugarloaf Ski Area and western mountain region, recently sold to Herbert Grand Hotel, LLC which intends to make further improvements and re-open the 60 seat class A restaurant in addition to catering special events. The Herbert was built in 1918, and is the Sugarloaf area's only historic hotel. John Doyon, CCIM, Malone, along with Roger Daigle and Paul DeHaies, Daigle Commercial Brokers, assisted with the transaction.
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