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Posted: February 26, 2016
McMahon and Guralnick of O,R&L Commercial complete 16,000 s/f lease at Branford Business Park
Tim McMahon, O,R&L Commercial
Richard Guralnick, O,R&L Commercial, LLC
Branford, CT According to O,R&L Commercial, Murphy Distributors has leased 16,000 s/f of office and warehouse space in the Branford Business Park at 25 Business Park Dr. Tim McMahon of O,R&L represented the tenant, Murphy Distributors and Richard Guralnick, CCIM, also of O,R&L represented the landlord, Business Park Realty.
Murphy Distributors is a beverage marketing and distribution company serving Connecticut with a focus on fine wine, craft beer and artisanal spirits.
O,R&L Commercial with offices in Branford and Rocky Hill represents landlords and tenants in the office, retail, industrial, medical and investment markets.
25 Business Park Drive - Branford, CT
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