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Posted: January 4, 2019
R. Calabrese Agency’s Calabrese and Valenti handle $1.075m sale
Southington, CT Ralph Calabrese and Tony Valenti of the R. Calabrese Agency, LLC completed the $1.075 million sale of 1850 West St. The fully occupied two story office building houses a daycare in the upper level and a chiropractor and art studio in the lower level. The 10,400 s/f building resides on 1.46 acres and is located at a four-way signalized intersection. West St. is a heavily traveled commuter corridor connecting Bristol and parts of Southington to I-84.
This was the eighth transaction consummated by the R. Calabrese Agency, LLC along the West St. corridor over the last five years.
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