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Posted: August 16, 2019
Wettenstein of Vidal/Wettenstein negotiates 4,820 s/f lease to Redco
Stratford, CT Redco Audio is expanding into another facility at 526 Benton St. The 4,820 s/f portion of the building will be used for additional business.
David Berliner, owner of Redco, said, “The company had run out of space and needed another location within close proximity to our existing facility. Relocating to the Benton St. building will be the industrial division which includes Earmark-the wireless headset division. Our customer base has been growing which facilitated the expansion.”
Redco has been a provider of wiring and wiring supplies to the recording industry since 1991.
Bruce Wettenstein, SIOR and partner with Vidal/Wettenstein negotiated the lease between both the tenant and owner.
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