News: Connecticut
Posted: April 14, 2011
Vidal/Wettenstein and Caselli Comm'l. broker 5,500 s/f lease
Auto Glass of New England has signed a lease to move to a new location at 55 Lupes Dr. The company will occupy 5,500 s/f of space for its franchise business.
Auto Glass of New England is a family owned business with certified technicians who are experts in repairing windshields and replacing auto glass. The company has over 20 years experience and accepts all auto insurance coverage. Auto Glass of New England is on call 24/7 and provides service to the entire Connecticut region.
The property owner, Mad Realty Associates, was represented by Ted Hoyt of Caselli Commercial Properties. Auto Glass was represented by Bruce Wettenstein, SIOR of Vidal/Wettenstein, LLC.
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