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Posted: September 20, 2012
NAI The Dunham Group brokers two new leases totaling 20,650 s/f
NAI The Dunham Group recently completed the following transactions:
* Save-A-Lot leased 15,560 s/f of retail space at 20 Concourse West from HK Maine Properties. Charlie Craig from NAI Dunham brokered the lease.
* Bayview Dental Associates leased 5,090 s/f of office space (to-be-built) at 247 Portland St., Yarmouth, from B&L Associates. Chris Craig from NAI Dunham brokered the lease.
* Lajolla Holdings, LLC purchased a 6-unit, 2,784 s/f, multi-family/mixed-use building at 79 Ocean St., South Portland, from Estate of Rebecca Rice. Frank O'Connor, CCIM, SIOR from NAI Dunham and Mike Cardente from Cardente Real Estate brokered the sale.
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