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Posted: February 2, 2024
NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs facilitates 54,000 s/f three-building sale - $3.5m
Millbury, MA NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs facilitated the sale of 100 Riverlin St. for $3.5 million. Principal James Glickman and vice presidents Cody Miner and Nolan Ryan represented the seller, GreatNeck, in this transaction. Ryan and Miner also represented the buyer, Sturbridge Supplies.
The property is comprised of three industrial buildings totaling about 54,000 s/f and on 19 acres. The site was previously the home to Buck Brothers, a chisel manufacturer, who were headquartered in Millbury since the 1800s. Buck Brothers was acquired by GreatNeck prior to the sale of the property.
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