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Posted: February 14, 2013
The Conrad Group, Inc. brokers $1.7 million sale of 333 Columbia Road
According to The Conrad Group, Inc., they have recently handled the sale of 333 Columbia Rd. on behalf of the former owner, 333 Columbia Road LLC.
The 14,000 s/f retail strip center is located at the intersections of Rte. 53 and Broadway. Historically, the building had a strong tenant roster which includes Mama Mia's, Super Cuts, Tanning Plus and The Dance Workshop.
In 2009, major improvements were made to the exterior of the property which included a new drainage system along with a new parking lot. The new owner, Bob Sennett doesn't plan any major changes to the property. Tenancy is presently at 100%.
The investment sales team at The Conrad Group represented the seller and secured the buyer.
According to the Plymouth Registry of Deeds, the sale price was $1.7 million.
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