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Posted: October 23, 2009
Saperston of Saperston R.E. brokers $685,000 sale of 27,000 s/f building
A 27,000 s/f building at 150 Bud Mil Dr. was recently sold by AccuMED Technologies to Imperial Textiles for $685,000. AccuMED, a global manufacturer and supplier of high-tech fabrics and fabricated soft good products, has moved to an adjacent 40,000 s/f building at 160 Bud Mil Dr.
Howard Saperston, Jr., SIOR, chairman of Saperston Real Estate represented AccuMed and Gunner Tronolone of MJ Peterson represented Imperial.
Imperial was founded 1998 by brothers Rick and Bill Puglisi and has grown to 30 employees. The company supplies uniforms, linens and other textiles to restaurants, hotels, nursing homes and hospitals. They are moving from smaller rented space at 235 Elm St. Imperial expects to hire five new employees.
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