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Worcester Business Journal
Brian Johnson has spent a decade shaping Central Massachusetts’ commercial real estate landscape, from 120-square-foot leases to a project transforming Worcester’s skyline.

MassEcon
Cost, tax incentives, access to talent, and proximity to customers were among the priorities that led Framebridge to recently execute a lease for approximately 40,000 SF of warehouse space in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Worcester Business Journal
After its closure in May, the campus of Anna Maria College in Paxton has been listed for sale, with Worcester-based Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates selected as the property’s listing broker.

Worcester Business Journal
Few firms have had a greater hand in shaping Worcester’s commercial real estate market over the last four decades. Umphrey and Kelleher have advised employers, developers, institutions, nonprofits, and investors on many of the region’s most significant transactions while helping build one of Greater Worcester’s premier brokerage firms.

Boston Business Journal
Drew is respected for his market knowledge, professionalism, and ability to guide clients through complex real estate decisions. A dedicated and hard-working professional, he is embraced by peers for his unwavering work ethic, integrity, and team-first approach.

Worcester Business Journal
The printing and signage firm lucked out by finding a location on the edge of Worcester’s Hamilton neighborhood, a roughly 10,000-square-foot industrial space at 19 Wells St, according to Drew Higgins of Kelleher & Sadowsky.

Worcester Business Journal
Will Kelleher and Drew Higgins of Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates in Worcester represented The Center for Applied Behavioral Instruction ( CABI), the buyer in the transaction.

Worcester Business Journal
Worcester-based immigration attorney Mooradian has purchased a building on Elm Street, with the intention of moving his practice to the larger site in order to meet growing demand.

Kelleher & Sadowsky President Jim Umphrey was proud to serve as a panelist at the Central Massachusetts Economic Forecast & Real Estate Forum, hosted by the Worcester Business Journal and the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Banker & Tradesman
Worcester’s former police and fire headquarters received $14.35 million in financing for a mixed-use conversion by a New Bedford developer. Meghan Liddy and Chris Naff sourced the financing package.

Worcester Business Journal
Todd Alexander, an executive vice president at Worcester real estate brokerage Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates who focuses on the retail sector, has been busy in 2025 trying to find space for clients.

New England Real Estate Journal
Atlantic Capital Partners exclusively represented the seller and collaborated with broker Will Kelleher of Kelleher & Sadowsky, who represented the buyer in the transaction.