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Posted: March 29, 2012
RE/MAX Edge opens new micro real estate office at Stop & Shop Supermarket in South Windsor, Connecticut
RE/MAX Edge recently held the grand opening of their new micro real estate office located inside a Stop & Shop Supermarket at 1739 Ellington Rd. The office marks the first RE/MAX micro real estate office in the state. The initiative is part of an agreement between RE/MAX of New England and The Stop & Shop Company LLC.
The office is 276 s/f, and the design provides RE/MAX associates with both a fully-functioning work area and an intimate setting to meet with potential and current clientele.
The exterior of the office features RE/MAX's trademark red, white and blue colors, as well the iconic RE/MAX balloon.
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