The sale of 80 E. Main St. in Middletown drew a $377,000 price. The price was incorrect in an earlier version.
The historic Simsbury building that had served as a branch for Webster Bank sold recently for $1 million.
Chestnut Hill Associates of Simsbury LLC bought 690 Hopmeadow St., a 17,000-square-foot, three-story office and retail building in Simsbury’s center.
Webster sold the building that it vacated last November after opening its newest Simsbury branch at 708 Hopmeadow St., barely a block from the old one.
Chestnut Hill Associates says it has future plans for the structure but did not elaborate.
RM Bradley Brokerage Co. represented both buyer and seller.
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R. Calabrese’s $700K pair
Waterbury realty broker R. Calabrese Agency LLC was involved in a pair of central Connecticut property deals that generated nearly $700,000 for their owners.
In Southington, Westcorp LLC sold for $600,000 an approximately three-quarter-acre vacant parcel at 100 E. Main St. for a new Dunkin’ Donuts shop, in front of the Homewood Suites Hotel by Hilton under construction. Both are set to open later this year.
100 East Main Street LLC was the buyer.
In Wallingford, Liberty Driver’s Education Center LLC bought a 902-square-foot office condominium for $80,000 in Village Commons at 329 Main St. WF LLC was the seller.
Two-story Village Commons was built in 1988.
R. Calabrese was sole broker in both deals.
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Carter Mario’s 6th office
Milford law firm Carter Mario Injury Lawyers recently built a sixth Connecticut office in North Haven.
Twenty-four staffers — including 10 attorneys — occupy 5,000 square feet of newly constructed space at 12 Montowese Ave. An office grand opening was held May 22.
The building was erected on what was a formerly blighted parcel of land right off Exit 9 northbound, on I-91. Bob Scofield LLC of Milford was general contractor.
Carter Mario’s other locations are in Hartford, Bridgeport, New Britain and Waterbury.
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Middletown buildings sold
A pair of Middletown commercial buildings sold recently.
At 93-97 Broad St., Opportunity Real Estate Equities paid $172,000 for the 4,444-square-foot building that was heavily damaged during Storm Sandy, officials said.
The American Red Cross sold the building.
Trevor Davis Commercial Commercial Real Estate LLC represented the seller; RE/Max MarketPlace the buyer.
At 80 E. Main St., Abarientos Middletown Real Estate LLC paid $377,000 for the 6,084-square-foot building, the top floor of which the buyer intends to use for a medical office.
Philip H. W. Redford of Middletown was the seller.
Trevor Davis was sole broker.
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O’Donnell’s Elm City space
Cross-media marketer O’Donnell Co. leased newly built space for its New Haven office.
O’Donnell signed a five-year lease for 3,954 square feet at 59 Elm St. from landlord 59 Elm Street Partners LLC.
Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services represented O’Donnell in lease talks. Cushman & Wakefield of Connecticut was 59 Elm’s agent.
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