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Posted: July 15, 2010
Parsons of Parsons Comm'l. Group represents buyer in $1.125 million sale
Jake Parsons, associate for Parsons Commercial Group, Inc. (PCG), represented the buyer in the purchase of 17 Brent Dr. The 25,000 s/f industrial building traded for $1.125 million.
Parsons said, "The property was ideal for the buyer Organic Mulch & Landscape Supply of New England because it included approximately 5 acres of yard space for their use." The property also features 20 foot ceilings and 7 drive in bay doors and is located within a well known industrial park setting.
The seller, Road Hole Realty was represented by Joel Aho of O'Brien Commercial.
Parsons Commercial Group, Inc., (PCG) is a commercial real estate firm based in Framingham, Massachusetts. The
company is a leading provider of commercial real estate services including, tenant and landlord representation,
investment sales, property and asset management, development and construction management, advisory and
distressed asset advisory services. With a portfolio of over 2 million square feet, PCG is one of the largest owners of
real estate within the Suburban Boston market. For more information, please visit our website at www.pcgâ€ma.com
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