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Posted: April 10, 2014
Scanio and Gitlin of Cambridge Capital Advisors broker $1.8 million sale
Michael Scanio and Bryan Gitlin, managing partners of Cambridge Capital Advisors, represented the seller, Orchid Investment LLC, in the $1.8 million sale of its multi-tenant, professional office building, located at 36-38 Mechanic St.
The 24,600 s/f building, comprised of 17 units, is 100% leased and is sited on a .99 acre lot.
Major tenants in the building include Aggregate Industries, Merry Maids, Stopa and Associates, Tiger Lilly Day Spa, and Foxboro Reporter/Sun Chronicle. Tianqi (TQ) Wang of TQ Realty, Inc. represented the buyer, DW Realties, LLC.
Cambridge Capital Advisors, LLC is a commercial real estate firm that provides strategic real estate advisory and consulting services to both private and institutional clients throughout the country on the acquisition and disposition of investment properties.
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