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Posted: November 24, 2017
Vinci of Pearce Commercial Real Estate brokers two transactions for $3.25 million
Pearce Real Estate
Marlborough, CT According to Barbara Pearce, CEO and president of Pearce Real Estate, Virginia Vinci, senior commercial associate at the company’s Rocky Hill Commercial Office, has represented two separate deals at 8 Independence Dr.
First, units A and C with 4,288 s/f and 960 s/f respectively, were sold for $275,000 to SG Mustang, LLC represented by Joe Scutnik of Gateway Associates, with the seller NRBZ, LLC represented by Vinci. The buyer is planning a total renovation that will be the new home of Marlborough Country Bakery, a long time Marlborough business relocating from another site.
Also, at 8 Independence Dr., unit D with 905 s/f sold for $50,000. The seller was NRBZ, LLC represented by Vinci. The buyer, Ashley Meyer, was represented by Andrea Murray of Keller Williams Greater Hartford. The buyer is planning on opening a hair salon at the location.
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