Pittsfield, MA Matt Halprin of New England Retail Properties, Inc. represented Philips International in leasing the former Big Lots space located at Allendale Shopping Center to Goodwill Retail Store & Donation Center. Goodwill moved from their previous location on Dalton Ave. next to Jo-Ann Fabrics.

The new retail space consists of 9,500 s/f which is much larger than Goodwill’s previous location of only 2,000 s/f. There is also an additional 9,500 s/f for processing donations, and 4,000 s/f of space in the basement. This gives the retail store and donation center a total of 23,000 s/f.

Goodwill held their grand re-opening event Saturday, July 23rd which included a ribbon-cutting ceremony, a remote prodcast from Live 95.9 (WBEC-FM), a food truck from Smokey Divas barbecue, a step dance performance by Youth Alive, and prize give aways for attending shoppers.

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Dunkin’ Donuts property in Rocky Hill sells for $1.5M

Michael Puffer, The Hartford Business Journal

A Dunkin Donuts location just off Interstate 91 in Rocky Hill sold for $1.5 million in late December.

Cromwell-based Tres Trai Realty LLC paid $1.5 million for a half-acre retail property at 767 Cromwell Ave. in a deal recorded Dec. 22, according to town records. The property hosts a roughly 1,806-square-foot restaurant building built in 2006.

The property was sold by a limited liability company controlled by New England Retail Properties, a Wethersfield-based commercial retail brokerage and development firm. That limited liability company purchased the land in 2004, according to town records.

Attempts to reach Edward Pine, principal of the buying limited liability company, were not immediately successful Monday. An individual who answered the telephone at the Rocky Hill location said Pine had owned the business prior to December.

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Middletown property hosting a Tractor Supply Co. store sells for $5.8M

Michael Puffer, The Hartford Business Journal

New England Retail Properties announced Monday it has sold a 4.5-acre commercial property in Middletown hosting a Tractors Supply Co. store for $5.8 million.

The sale of the property at 815 Newfield St. has not yet been logged into city records. New England Retail Properties declined to disclose the buyer. The release describes the new owner as a “private investor based in the Midwest.”

The sale includes an ongoing lease to Tractor Supply and will not affect ongoing store operations, according to the seller.

The property includes a 19,097-square-foot building and a 15,075-square-foot outdoor sales area.

The property was developed in 2013 by Middletown Retail Partners LLC, a partnership of New England Retail Properties of Wethersfield and Mack V Development of West Hartford.

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Matt Halprin, President & COO of New England Retail Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the sale of the Middletown, Connecticut Tractor Supply Co. located at 815 Newfield Street, Middletown, CT 06457. The property was sold for $5,860,000. The Tractor Supply property consists of a 19,097 square-foot building plus a 15,075 square-foot outdoor sales area on approximately 4.55 acres.

The property was developed in 2013 by Middletown Development Partners LLC a partnership of New England Retail Properties, Inc. of Wethersfield, CT headed by Matt Halprin and Mack V Development of West Hartford, CT. headed by Mark D’ Addabbo. The purchaser was a private investor based in the Midwest.

About Tractor Supply Co.

Tractor Supply Company is the largest operator of rural lifestyle retail stores in America. Founded in 1938 as a mail order [...]

Former gas station in Glastonbury sells for $1M

Zachary Vasile, Hartford Business Journal

A former 7-Eleven gas station and convenience store in Glastonbury has sold for $1 million. In a statement, officials with New England Retail Properties Inc., which represented the seller, Bidwell Associates, said the 0.5 acre property at 3041 Main St. changed hands on Tuesday.
Bidwell Associates had owned the location for 45 years, and New England Retail Properties started leasing the space to 7-Eleven in 2000. The buyer was described as a “local investor.” The property includes several gas pumps and a 1,900-square-foot building.

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