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Malone Commercial brokers 8 leases

Malone Commercial Brokers negotiated 8 leases totalling 5,435 s/f. * Nicola's Homes leased 1,979 s/f of retail space at 215 Commercial St. for a home furnishings retail store and design center. Harrington of Malone and Tom Moulton of The Dunham Group handled the lease. * Appalachian Mountain Club leased 600 s/f of professional office space at 30 Exchange St. for their business office. Harrington of Malone and Michael Anderson of Paragon Commercial R.E. brokered the lease. * Pearl Exporting leased 600 s/f of professional office space at 30 Exchange St. for their business offices. Harrington handled the transaction. * Bangor Savings Bank leased 1,000 s/f ground level retail space for bank branch operation at 180 Middle St. Joe Malone of Malone Commercial Brokers and Steve Bauman of Paragon Commercial RE handled the transaction. * Wendi Dolloff leased 270 s/f of professional office space at 222 Saint John St. * Courtney McCollum leased 316 s/f of professional office space for a non-profit consulting company at 222 Saint John St. * Katie Bloom has renewed its lease for 358 s/f at 222 Saint John St. * Ilona Silverman has leased 312 s/f at 222 Saint John St. Cowcatcher LLC is the landlord and East Brown Cow Management is the building manager. Peter Harrington of Malone Commercial Brokers was the broker for all the 222 Saint John St. leases.
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