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Pyramid Brokerage announces a pair of Watertown transactions

WATERTOWN — Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company recently announced the closing of two real-estate transactions in Watertown that it helped to arrange. Stony Pyle 3, Inc. purchased the 16,328-square-foot, former FedEx terminal located on 2.9 acres at 22987 Route 51 in Watertown. Bradley Street LLC sold the property for $600,000. Christopher Clark from Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage […]

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WATERTOWN — Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company recently announced the closing of two real-estate transactions in Watertown that it helped to arrange.

Stony Pyle 3, Inc. purchased the 16,328-square-foot, former FedEx terminal located on 2.9 acres at 22987 Route 51 in Watertown. Bradley Street LLC sold the property for $600,000. Christopher Clark from Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage exclusively marketed the property and represented the seller in this sale transaction. 

Also, Butler Fence sold the 5,785-square-foot industrial flex property situated on 4.88 acres at 27001 Route 37 in Watertown to Troy Fleming for $210,000. Clark also exclusively marketed this property and represented the seller in the transaction.

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