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Posted: February 27, 2013
Hodson Realty concludes sale for 25,000 s/f office at 6515 Main Street
6515 Main Street, LLC has acquired the 25,000 s/f office property located at 6515 Main St., from Trumbull on the Green, LLC.
The brick facility has a 99% occupancy rate with Hodson Realty, Inc. acting as the exclusive real estate brokerage leasing agent. Stephen Hodson, president and broker of Hodson Realty, Inc. represented both the buyer and the seller in this transaction.
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