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Manchester Office Building Swaps Hands for $2.45M

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Manchester Office Building Trades Hands for $2.45M: A State Social Services Resource Center Changes Ownership

A Manchester office building, housing a state Department of Social Services resource center, has been sold for $2.45 million. The 25,112 square foot building, built in 1960, remains a vital community hub. Local investor Tarequl Ambia bought the property, while Andrew J. Mandell from ABL Associates sold it. The deal underscores the continued interest in commercial properties with stable tenants. No immediate changes to operations are expected.

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Manchester Office Building Swaps Hands for $2.45M

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Manchester Office Building Swaps Hands for $2.45M. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Manchester office building that houses a State Department of Social Services Resource Center has changed hands for $2,450,000. The property at $6.99 Middle Turnpike East sold from one limited liability company to another, marking a key transaction in the local real estate scene. The building spans 25,112 square feet on 6.8 acres and dates back to 1960. This tucked in Manchester and continues to serve as an important community hub for social services. Local investor, Terracool Ambia, based in Manchester, heads the buying LLC, while Andrew Jay Mandel from West Hartford led the sellers at ABL Associates. This deal highlights ongoing interest in commercial properties with stable tenants like State offices. Thomas P. Boyle from Choseg Realty handled representation for the sellers and the deed was recorded this Tuesday. No major changes to operations are expected right away. Deals like this show steady demand for established office spaces in the area, keeping the market

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