News: Rhode Island
Posted: March 13, 2014
Sweeney of Sweeney Real Estate and Appraisal sells 30,000 s/f for $1.25 million
1275 Wampanoag Trail sold for $1.25 million to Boucher 1275 LLC of Woonsocket. The property is located just north of the Barrington town line on 2.59 acres.
The building is 30,000 s/f, with 25,000 RSF. Thomas Sweeney, SIOR, of Sweeney Real Estate and Appraisal, was the exclusive broker representing Richard Land, as receiver on this transaction.
Sweeney has also been appointed as the exclusive broker to lease the space.
Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal is one of the fastest growing commercial real estate companies serving Rhode Island and Southern Mass. Since 2010, they have represented in excess of 100 clients in 300+ transactions and appraisals involving residential, professional, retail, and industrial real estate properties.1275 Wampanoag Trail - East Providence, RI
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