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Posted: July 14, 2017
Mendola of NAI Norwood Group brokers $4.6 million self storage sale
NAI Norwood Group
Upton, MA NAI Norwood Group completed the sale of Upton Self Storage at 226 Milford St. Joseph Mendola, senior advisor of NAI Norwood Group represented the seller, Upton Self Storage, LLC, and collaborated with the buyer, a Delaware limited liability company, in this transaction. Mendola is also the Argus Self Storage Sales Network representative of Northern New England. Upton Self Storage sold the property for $4.6 million. The self-storage facility consists of 43,250 s/f and 287 self-storage units. The facility services the Greater Upton-Milford-Hopkinton marketplace.
NAI Norwood Group is an affiliate of NAI Global, the world’s leading managed network of independently owned commercial real estate brokerage firms. Through this network of 400+ offices and 7000+ professionals, NAI Norwood Group is able to leverage their 48+ years of dedicated local experience around the world. With our extensive background and strong local contacts, we are able to assist individual corporations in negotiating leases, sales, business brokerage, investments, relocation, site selection and development.
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