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Posted: June 3, 2009
Malone Commercial Brokers completes four transactions totaling 20,407 s/f
Malone Commercial Brokers recently arranged the following transactions:
*Andy Verzosa has leased 1,350 s/f of gallery space from Top of Exchange LLC at 85 Exchange St. Peter Harrington and Joe Malone, CCIM, of Malone completed the transaction.
*RippleEffect, Inc. has leased 700 s/f of storage space from Great Maine Wharf LLC at 72 Commercial St. Harrington and John Doyon, CCIM, of Malone completed the transaction.
*Southern Maine Towing has leased 2,385 s/f of space at 432 Elm St. in Biddeford, Me., from Northern Ventures, LLC. Michael Miller and Mark Malone, CCIM, of Malone, completed the transaction.
*Flue Gas Solutions has leased 15,972 s/f of manufacturing space from Meyer Realty Investments Inc. at 19 Commons Ave. in Windham, Me. Doyon, of Malone, and Reggie Butts, of Butts Commercial Brokers, completed the transaction.
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