Grossman Buys Quincy Shopping Center for $41M, Redevelopment Possible
A Quincy shopping plaza at 130-132 Granite St. has sold to a local developer after being included in an expansion of city officials’ downtown development plans.
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by Cameron Sperance | Apr 28, 2024
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