Chris is an experienced real estate professional in Central Massachusetts who has represented clients in the purchase, sale, and lease of a variety of properties. With a background in Accounting and Finance, his focus pertains to the Capital Markets segment of our business.
Millbury Board of Selectman, Asa Waters Mansion Task Force (Chairman, Delegate - Central Mass Regional Planning Commission, MBTA Advisory Board – Member
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL – Bachelor of Arts – 2013
Quality Contracting
Inception LLC
Dr. James Farris DDS
Timothy Jay Sweets
372 Chandler LLC
Franklin Realty Advisors
Benedict Canyon Equities
Southbridge Innovation Center
B&P Properties
Mellow Tiger
Eastland Partners
Old Sturbridge Village
Silverback Group
Windle Landscaping and Development
Worcester | Central Mass | MetroWest
August 2022
During the California Gold Rush, early settlers were able to stake their claim and command the market. The cannabis market in Massachusetts in recent years has been no different.
New England Real Estate Journal
Kelleher & Sadowsky brokers Brian Johnson, Paul Matt and Chris Naff orchestrated the lease transaction of the industrial building at 1451 Grafton Street in Worcester to Bright Planet Solar, a national residential and commercial solar installation company.
Worcester Business Journal
Bright Planet Solar of Auburn is moving its New England regional warehouse and sales office to a 28,655 square-foot industrial building at 1451 Grafton Street in Worcester. Kelleher & Sadowsky’s Brian Johnson represented the landlord Cedar Realty Group and Paul Matt and Chris Naff represented Bright Planet Solar.
Worcester Business Journal
Lundgren bought the 39,000-square-foot facility at 10 Cabot St. for $2.1 million and the 34,000-square-foot 80 Optical Drive for $3.8 million in a deal that closed on May 27, according to Worcester real estate firm Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates, whose Chris Naff and Jim Umphrey brokered the deal.
Telegram & Gazette
The power plant of the Southbridge Innovation Center at 60 Optical Dr. sold for $5.5 million after six months on the market. The 35,247-square-foot, two-story concrete building, built in 1910 as part of the original American Optical complex, sits on the 150-acre campus of the Southbridge Innovation Center, a 1.2 million square foot, 14 building multi-tenanted business park.
