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Leading Edge Construction Buys Enfield HQ for $250K

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Leading Edge Construction Expands with New Enfield Headquarters

Leading Edge Construction, a family-run business founded in 2020 by Serge and Todd Lessard, has purchased a new headquarters in Enfield for $250,000. The 20,000-square-foot building at 132 Weymouth Road was originally bought by Enfield Omega in 2003 for $1 million but has been vacant since 2018. The sale was delayed due to challenges such as zoning rules, the pandemic, and vandalism. The deal was brokered by Vicki Clark on the buy side and Thom Wilks for the seller. Leading Edge plans to make this their main hub, revitalizing the property.

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Leading Edge Construction Buys Enfield HQ for $250K

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Leading Edge Construction Buys Enfield HQ for $250K. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Leading edge construction just snagged a new headquarters in Enfield, dropping $250,000 on a 20,000 square foot. Building at 132 Weymouth Road back on March 19th, the family run outfit, founded in 2020 by Surge and Todd Lesserd, handles commercial and industrial gigs across Connecticut, and Massachusetts, shifting from their spot at 9 Moody Road. Infield, Omega, tied to Mayor Orgel out of Waterbury, had grabbed the place back in 2003 for 1 million bucks, but it's sad empty, since 2018 when Porter and Chester bounced. Challenges like zoning rules, the pandemic, and even vandalism dragged out the sale from its original $799,000 ask. Now with Broker's Vicky Clark on the buy side, and Tom Wilkes for the seller sealing the deal, leading edges set to make this their main hub. Breathing fresh life into the spot. Local news, powered by AI, this is Hartford News today. I'm Corey with the story.

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