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Posted: September 25, 2008
Press/Cuozzo Comml's. Press and Nesson sell package of buildings
Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services has sold a package of buildings and a parking lot at the prime corner of State and Trumbull Sts. known as 3-5 Trumbull St., 702 State St., 712 State St. and 714 State St. The combined land area is 30% of an acre and the total square footage of the buildings is 11,000 s/f.
Stephen Press, SIOR, of Press/Cuozzo, was the listing broker for the seller, One Trumbull, LLC, and Joel Nesson, MBA, of Press/Cuozzo, procured the buyer, Trumbull Suites, LLC.
The buyer plans to renovate most of the buildings for residential use with one commercial space.
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