News: Rhode Island
Posted: August 7, 2014
Paramount Properties and ReMax/Butler complete $217,500 sale
John Cregan of Paramount Properties Group and Robert Babat of ReMax/Butler Realty have sold a 2,320 s/f office condominium at The Meadows Office Park Building at 1130 Ten Rod Rd. The sales price was $217,500. Cregan represented the seller, ARI-Meadows LLC and Babat represented the buyer, Psychotherapy Practice of North Kingstown LLC.
Cregan also leased 3,300 s/f of office space at Massasoit Office Park to Safe Home Security Systems and Relevant Radio. Cregan represented the owner, DeWolf Realty, LLC and procured the tenants.
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