Worcester Business Journal
Sitting on 8.5 acres of land, the 62,000-square-foot flex building at 50 Bearfoot Road has half of its space dedicated to light manufacturing and warehouse uses, while the other half is office space.
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J.F. White Contracting Co. is moving its Framingham headquarters down the road from its current location at 10 Burr St. to 111 Speen St., another Framingham property about a three-minute drive away.
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One of Downtown Worcester’s most prominent undeveloped properties is under new ownership, as Ohio-based Industrial Commercial Properties has purchased it for $4.2 million.
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The burger-focused fast food chain will be opening the former Honey Dew Donuts location at 99 Gold Star Boulevard. Mark Johns and Thomas Bodden of Kelleher & Sadowsky completed the transaction on behalf of the property’s owner.
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A medical office building on Worcester’s Vernon Street has been sold to GM Properties of Worcester. Jim Umphrey and Drew Higgins of Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates in Worcester were the sole brokers on this sale.
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William Kelleher IV and James Umphrey have been recognized for the second year in a row to the 2025 Power 100, a list of the most influential professionals in the region, compiled by Worcester Business Journal’s editors.
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The former location of the Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Worcester’s Mercy Centre is up for sale, with an asking price of $3.25 million.
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The 8,186-square-foot office building located at 42 Lake Avenue was sold to Worcester-based SCC Investments LLC, SCC is managed by Nicole Daigle, director of Worcester-based mental health clinic Serenity Coaching and Counseling.
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March 2025The 7.29-acre parcel of undeveloped land at 561 Plantation St. was purchased from The Heart of New England Council, by Worcester RE LLC, a Littleton-based entity.
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In three years, manufacturing companies could be doing business on land along Interstate 190 once owned by the abrasives manufacturer Saint-Gobain.
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The Worcester Business Development Corp. (WBDC) has branded the 51 acres of the former Saint-Gobain Abrasives southern campus in Worcester, as the nonprofit works to revitalize the area into development-ready sites designed to attract advanced manufacturing companies.
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Four adjacent properties on Park Avenue in Worcester have been purchased by a Worcester-based firm for $2.75 million. Jim Umphrey and Jay Umphrey of Kelleher & Sadowsky were the brokers in the transactions of 222, 224 and 226 Park Ave.