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Teplick of Centro Properties brokers 5,292 s/f retail lease at Rockland Plaza

Centro Properties Group has arranged a 5,292 s/f lease to Harmon Face Values, a health and beauty retailer, at the Rockland Plaza, located 0.3 miles east of I-287 East/I-87 South from exit 14, on west Rte. 59 at Middleton Rd. (Rte. 33). Tom Rettaliata of RIPCO Real Estate Corp., represented Harmon Face Values. Centro Properties Group is the owner of Rockland Plaza and was represented by Steve Teplick with Centro Properties Group. For leasing information at Rockland Plaza, please contact Centro Properties Group, Steve Teplick (610) 834-7287 or [email protected]. Centro Properties Group is the third largest owner of community and neighborhood shopping centers in the U.S. Its portfolio of more than 600 properties is strategically located across 39 states and aggregates 99 million s/f of gross leasable area. For more information on Centro Properties Group in the U.S., please visit www.centroprop.com.
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