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Posted: October 4, 2019
Saugatuck Commercial represents Westminster Realty LLC in 181,697 s/f lease with Walmart Stores East LP
Westminster, MA Saugatuck Commercial Real Estate (SCRE) was the exclusive landlord broker representing Westminster Realty LLC in signing a multi-year lease for 181,697 s/f of warehouse space at 95 Aubuchon Dr. with Walmart Stores East LP.
The property was chosen after an extensive RFP process eliminated several dozen other potential locations. Walmart will commence operations in December and will utilize the space as their Boston market warehouse and distribution center.
“We aggressively marketed this unique property and generated significant tenant interest. However, it was critical to find the right match – the right tenant and the right fit. Walmart checked all the boxes. We are pleased to have brokered such an important deal for our client,” said Penny Wickey, principal of SCRE.
SCRE was formed by Wickey in 2004 and is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage company located in Westport, Conn. SCRE is a nationally certified Woman Owned Enterprise (WBENC) and is licensed in CT, NY, MA, RI, NH and FL. SCRE represents retail and office tenants, landlords, developers and investors in leasing, sales and investments.
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