Neville Cos. selected by Stop & Shop Supermarkets to manage 500,000 s/f
Neville Companies, Inc. was selected by Stop & Shop Supermarket Cos. to manage eight commercial properties comprised of over 500,000 s/f of retail and office space throughout New England. These properties, tenanted with local and national leaseholders alike, range in size and include an 180,000 s/f Stop & Shop anchored shopping plaza in downtown.
Geoffrey Grab, Neville's director of business development, cultivated a relationship with the Stop & Shop Supermarket over the past several years of his career, and through his efforts, this contract was brought to Neville.
Neville's Mass. office will handle the management of the Stop & Shop assignment under the supervision of Roger Tyler, director of property management, Geoffrey Grab, senior property manager and Lori DeSantis, property manager.
Neville has been providing real estate and investment services in New England since 1989, with an emphasis on experience, integrity and competence. Neville is known throughout the region as a company that prides itself in customizing its services to meet the best interests of each client.
Visit www.nevilleco.com to learn more.
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