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Posted: June 25, 2010
Harris of Redstone reps. Matheson and Miller in lease for Buffalo Wild Wings
Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Martti Matheson and Aaron Miller in the lease of a restaurant building at 555 Shelburne Rd. Martti and Aaron are the exclusive Buffalo Wild Wings franchisees for Vermont and northern New England. Buffalo Wild Wings is a casual dining experience focused on sports, drink and casual fare. This is the first of four they plan to open in the coming years. Yves Bradley represented the owners of the property.
In addition Linda Letourneau of Redstone was the listing broker representing the Mansfield Professional Building located at 183-187 St. Paul St. in downtown, in the lease transaction of 7,500 s/f office space to Dealer.com, a global leader of online marketing solutions for auto dealers. Doug Nedde of Redstone was the leasing broker.
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