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Posted: September 6, 2019
Triglione of Nordlund Assocs. sells 22 Graf Rd. for $2.35 million
Newburyport, MA Anthony Triglione of Nordlund Associates represented the property owner in the $2.35 million sale of 22 Graf Rd.
The 31,000 s/f flex/industrial facility was purchased by Caswell Brothers Realty, LLC for $2.35 million.
“The seller had purchased the property within the last two years, renovated it, and stabilized the asset with three long term tenants. It was an off-market transaction that was a strategic benefit for both the buyer and seller,” said Triglione.
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