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A series of significant real estate transactions took place between December 9 and December 13, reflecting the ongoing activity in the property market. Notably, 82 Rhode Island Avenue changed hands for an impressive $2,900,000. The property was sold by Thomas Zielinski and Linda Adams to the new owners, Joseph Matison and Kerry Hudson, marking a substantial investment in the area.
Another noteworthy transaction involved the sale of 107-111 Broadway, which was purchased by TBH Newport LLC from Carpe Moctem Real Property, LLC for $2,860,000. This transaction highlights the continued interest in commercial properties within the region.
Additionally, a vacant lot at 0 Marissa Way was also sold, although the details of this transaction are yet to be disclosed. These recent sales indicate a robust real estate market, with buyers actively seeking opportunities in both residential and commercial sectors. As the year comes to a close, the momentum in property transactions appears to remain strong.
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