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170 Hale Road is situated on a 3.44 acre parcel with the potential to build up to 30,000 square feet in the heart of the Buckland Hills retail corridor. This location offers excellent visibility at the traffic light on Hale Road (over 15,000 vehicles per day) and conveniently a 2-minute drive from Interstate-84. The property is positioned amidst a thriving mix of national and local businesses, such as Ashley’s Furniture, Courtyard by Marriott, Urban Air Adventure Park, Walmart, The Buckland Hills Mall and many more.

Waterford — Tractor Supply Co. has plans to open a retail store in Waterford Commons, in the shuttered Babies R Us store.

The Waterford Planning and Zoning Commission on June 24 approved a request from Brixmor, the management group for Waterford Commons, for modification of an existing site plan and a special permit. This is to accommodate a proposed outdoor display area to support the store, according to records on file with the town.

Calling it a win-win, Waterford Planning Director Abby Piersall told The Day on Wednesday, “It’s a great business. I think they have a real strong following of people who have a strong loyalty to that brand.”

She noted that Tractor Supply had been targeting Waterford, and that Brixmor worked hard to get a tenant into the former Babies R Us space.

Piersall was unsure of the timeline for opening, and a Brixmor spokesperson said Brixmor is unable to provide any details about the [...]

Pad sites available. 3,000 SF - 12,000 SF units to be built. Build-to-suit or sale possible. Ideal for restaurants, banks, coffee shops, retail and grocery stores. Trail Run Apartments consists of 312 apartments on site and 705 units at the Mansions at Hockanum Crossing Development located directly behind the property.

HEALTHCARE

New England Retail Properties, Inc. has expanded its leasing and development services to specialize in healthcare spaces. Medical bricks and mortar has been expanding across the New England market and transitioned from “medical parks” to prime retail centers, often next to a grocery stores, banks, and coffee shops like Starbucks.

Why? Doctors and health systems want to be front and center and have access to large parking fields and traffic lights. Thankfully, medical tenants have been vital in backfilling shopping center spaces. Your local grocery anchored center will likely be home to an urgent care operator, dentist, and physical therapist in 2019.

NERP’s Development division has experience with complex ownership structures, high intensity water and other utilities usage, and high price per square foot construction costs to handle ground up development projects.

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