Mergers & Acquisitions

2009

October

Bud Reed, founder of Middlebury online marketing agency Timberline Interactive, announced a merger with e-commerce platform provider CommerceV3 of Pensacola, Fla. Reed is retiring from daily operational duties but will continue in an advisory role. Blake Ellis, co-founder of CommerceV3 with Nathan Focht, president, will serve as president of Timberline. Tom Funk, with Timberline for three years, will be vice president of marketing. 

Bolton Valley Resort announced construction of a wind turbine set to begin operating in late autumn. It is the first wind turbine to be built at a Vermont ski area and is designed to produce in excess of 300,000 kilowatts of power a  year. The announcement was made by Larry Williams, who owns the resort with Doug Nedde. They are partners in Redstone Group. The turbine was manufactured by Northern Power Systems of Barre.

33 Blair Park Road, Williston

John W. Davis of Davis & Hodgdon Associates CPAs announced the acquisition of new offices for the firm on the second floor at 33 Blair Park Road in Williston. The acquisition was made possible with funding from the U.S. Small Business Administration through KeyBank. The firm occupies 4,500 square feet and has up to 4,500 square feet of additional space available for lease. 878-1963.

Robert Barker leased 1,100 square feet of retail space at 120 North Main St. in St. Albans to Staci Sweet and Laurie Whidden for a massage therapy and retail store. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and tenant.

Chace Mill Holdings leased a single office suite to Michael Inners for a computer company. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

Chace Mill Holdings leased 2,850 square feet of office space to Such A Voice, a company that does voice-over training and coaching. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the landlord, and Tony Shaw of Donahue and Associates represented the tenant.

Country Home Products leased 85,000 square feet of manufacturing/distribution space at Riverworks, 133 Elm St., Winooski. Doug Nedde of Redstone was the listing and leasing agent. Pictured, from left, are Nedde, Moe Matte and Jim Fayette of Country Home Products; Winooski Mayor Michael O’Brien; Katherine Decarreau, Winooski city manager.

Kittredge Equipment Co. moved its Vermont headquarters to 484 Avenue D in Williston. The company leased a stand-alone, 18,000-square-foot building from REM Development. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the tenant and landlord.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Guaranteed Rate, formerly Hanson Mortgage, leased office space at 121 Park Ave., Suite 20, in Williston. The company specializes in residential loans. PROM Real Estate is the landlord. Pictured, from left, are Guaranteed Rate employees Alex Paslowski, Alma Pilausic, Derek Hanson, Bob Hanson and Eric Bacon; and Lotz. www.guaranteedrate.com; 879-3950.

Michael and Wendy Waggoner leased 1,200 square feet of retail space on North Main Street in Barre. Ross Montgomery of Redstone listed and leased the property. The Waggoners are opening a hot dog shop called Barre Dogs.

Tony Blake and Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial announced the sale of the former Sirloin Saloon property at 2545 Shelburne Road in Shelburne to Bruce Barry. Barry has not announced future plans for the site. Blake and Kiendl represented the seller, AMRESCO of Boise, Idaho, and Candy Rice of Farrell Real Estate represented the buyer.

Quik Cab leased a 2,250-square-foot flex unit for the storage and repair of delivery vehicles on Commerce Street in Williston from Commerce Commercial LLC. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented the landlord and procured the tenant. 

Sanel Auto Parts bought a 6,000-square-foot commercial building on Exchange Street in Middlebury. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Sanel, and Tim Eaton of Lang McLaughry Spera represented the seller. After renovating the property, Sanel will move its sales and distribution business from Seymour Street.

Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Neil Matthews in the sale of Neil and Otto’s Pizza Cellar in Middlebury to Paul Neri. Harris also procured the buyer.

Stern Properties bought a 7,700-square-foot multi-tenant office building at 174-176 Battery St. in Burlington from 10&2 Trust. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing broker representing the seller, and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau, Real Estate represented the buyer.

Catamount/Brownell LLC has bought the Chace Mill, a historic 100,000-square-foot former mill building on the Winooski River in Burlington. Doug Nedde (left) of Redstone and Liam Murphy of Murphy Sullivan and Cronk, represented the buyer.

Dr. Keith Walsh of Adirondack Audiology Associates PC leased 942 square feet of medical office space at 112 Lake St. in Burlington. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau, Real Estate were the listing brokers representing the landlord, Haigh Mill Associates Inc.

Bahriddin Iskandarov leased a 500-square-foot office suite at 200 Main St. in Burlington. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing agent representing the landlord, Constantine Poulos, and Peter Yee of Redstone was the leasing agent.

Cheryle Jimmo leased 600 square feet at 171 Battery St. in Burlington from Tarwood N.V. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone represented Jimmo, and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau, Real Estate represented the landlord.

Shadow Rock Appraisals leased 302 square feet at Suite 108, The Wing Building, One Steele St., Burlington. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and leasing broker representing the landlord, Main Street Landing Co.

Hemma Rusoff leased a small office suite at 174 Battery St. in Burlington from 10&2 Trust. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the  listing agent, and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau, Real Estate was the leasing agent. •

September

Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility and Local First Vermont announced they are merging their memberships. VBSR is a statewide business membership organization of more than 600 Vermont companies; Local First Vermont is a leading voice in the state’s “Buy Local” movement. The announcement was made by Julie Lineberger, chairwoman of VBSR’s board, and Chris Morrow, Local First Vermont’s board chairman.

Data Innovations, a global clinical laboratory middleware company in South Burlington, announced that it has acquired David G. Rhoads Associates, a developer of quality assurance, statistical analysis, and laboratory management software for clinical laboratories. Rhoads is a privately held Pennsylvania company. Data Innovations announced the acquisition of 100 percent of the equity interests of Rhoads. The announcement was made jointly by Gregory Vail, president of Data Innovations, and David Rhoads, president of Rhoads.

Ted Mable (left), executive director of Northwestern Counseling & Support Services, and David Carter, board president of the Champlain Islands Parent Child Center, announced the merger of the two organizations to provide more cost-effective services to Grand Isle and Franklin County consumers. Elizabeth King, parent-child center programs manager for NCSS, has assumed responsibility for parent-child center services for both counties.

Holly Rae Taylor, president and founder of Waste Free Living Inc., leased 960 square feet at Shelburne Inn. She is opening Home Ecology, a green general store. Ross S. Montgomery of Redstone was the leasing agent.

Retina Center, an ophthalmology practice, signed a lease with an option to purchase for 7,500 square feet at 99 Swift St., South Burlington. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial represented the tenant, and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone represented the landlord, Ninety-Nine Swift Street Associates LLC.

Salem Engineering leased a 1,464-square-foot office space at 54 Twin Oaks Terrace in South Burlington from One Twin Oaks Associates. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty assisted both parties.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Light-Works Inc., a large-format printer specializing in green printing technology, leased space at 1 Tigan St. in Winooski. Pictured are Marty Feldman of Light-Works and Lotz.

Momentum Physical Therapy leased 3,700 square feet of space at 160 Flynn Ave., Burlington. Yves Bradley and John Rao of Pomerleau Real Estate were the listing agents, and Warren Palm of Century 21 Jack Associates was the leasing agent.

Aya Inoue leased an office suite at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

Edward D. Jones & Co. leased 1,120 square feet of office space at 106 Mad River Green, Waitsfield, from Brothers Graves Management Corp. Nick Grimley of J.L. Davis Realty was the leasing agent.

Precision Bioassay Inc., a pharmaceutical statistical testing company, leased 1,007 square feet in the Maltex Building at 431 Pine St. in Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone were the listing agents.

Stacey Sweet and Laurie Whidden leased 1,000 square feet at 120 North Main St., St. Albans, from Bob Barker. They plan to establish a massage and aroma therapy store. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

Broker Esther Lotz represented Yvonne Brown of Costante Industries, doing business as Belle’s Café, in the sale of the business at 121 Connor Way, Maple Tree Place, Williston. The buyer was Ed Dickel of Alpine Pizzeria Deli & Market.

Girlington Garage leased a 4,000-square-foot automotive service facility at 2 Harbor View Road, South Burlington, from Champ Car Care Center. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the tenant, and Mike Simoneau of Hickok & Boardman Commercial Realty represented the landlord.

Robert Behrens and John St. Francis, attorneys at law, leased 1,268 square feet of office space for a law office in the Kilburn & Gates Building, 11 Kilburn St., Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent, and Meg McGovern of Donahue & Associates was the leasing agent.

Roland and Lisa Gaujac sold their country inn, Roland’s Place 1796 House in New Haven to Bill and Christine Snell. Peter Yee of Redstone was the listing agent. Pictured, from left, are Richard Maxon, Katherine Teetor, Dick Palmer, the Snells, Sarah Cowen, the Gaujacs, Jim Foley, and Yee.

Jovial King leased 900 square feet at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. The suite will be headquarters for an herbal medicine business called Urban Moonshine. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

ServiceMaster Elite leased a 5,000-square-foot warehouse and office at 54 Echo Place in Williston from Malcolm Willard. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty assisted both parties.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Diana Jones, owner of Double Entry Bookkeeping LLC, leased an office suite at 137 Iroquois Ave., Essex Junction, from Liblaze Properties LLP. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty was the listing agent.

Joanna Edenfield with Jazzercise leased 3,000 square feet at 257 Pine St., Suite B3, in Burlington for a dance, fitness, and exercise studio. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent, and Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial was the leasing agent.

Michael Inners leased an office suite for a computer business at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

The Turning Point Center leased 4,000 square feet on the second floor of 191 Bank St., Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent, and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the leasing agent.

August

The Vermont Chamber of Commerce announced that Betsy Bishop was named president. Bishop worked for Gov. James Douglas from his election in 2002, beginning with his transition team. She was most recently commissioner of economic development. She replaces Chris Barbieri, who has been interim president since the resignation of Duane Marsh.

Joyce Dicianna joined Earth Turbines Inc. as director of human resources. She has 30 years’ experience, most recently as executive vice president of Autumn Harp Inc.

Courtyard Marriott Taft Corner announced the hiring of Holly Durfee as director of sales. Durfee has 10 years’ experience in sales and marketing. Wendy Dybus was promoted to group sales coordinator. Hope Dooley was hired as front desk supervisor, replacing Dybus. Her experience includes an internship at the Disney College in Florida.

The North Country Animal League board of trustees announced that Deb Fennell was named executive director. Fennell has more than 20 years’ leadership experience in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors, including management positions at Smugglers’ Notch, the YWCA of Vermont’s Camp Hochelaga, and Windridge Camp at Teela-Wooket.

FairPoint Communications announced the addition of several sales employees. Brian Bouchard, account executive for northwestern Vermont, was with Handy Pontiac-Buick-GMC. Cynthia Champagne, account executive for Essex Junction, Williston, and Stowe, has 10 years’ experience in telecommunications. Peter Constant, account executive for Brattleboro and Bennington, has 18 years’ experience in the industry. Christine Herrington, account executive in Burlington, was in retail management. Hale Irwin, account executive in central Vermont, was with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Charlie Kremer, account executive in Burlington, has 13 years in the industry. Brian Langeway, account executive in Rutland County, has 11 years experience in the trucking industry.

Brittany Ryan joined Spike Advertising as an account management and graphic design intern. She is a recent graduate of the University of South Carolina, Columbia.

Bianka LeGrand of Armistead Caregiver Services was promoted to field care manager. She has been with the company since 2007.

Attacca Realty announced that two Realtors have joined the firm. Donald Haviland specializes in residential properties, retiring and downsizing clients, and second homes. Nicole Cook specializes in green building and green real estate.

Bergeron, Paradis & Fitzpatrick LLP announced that Thomas H. Somers of Montpelier has become of counsel to the firm in its Burlington office. Somers’ practice has concentrated in labor and employment law on behalf of employers, employees, and unions.

Jim Sullivan, president of Magic Mountain, announced a co-op initiative wherein the public can purchase shares of the mountain and enjoy an equity position plus other amenities at the Londonderry ski resort. The opportunity is modeled after the Mad River Glen co-op in Waitsfield. The resort is issuing 1,000 shares priced at $3,000 per share, which will enable the setting up of an LLC, whereby the new shareholders will own 60 percent of the mountain.

Century 21 Advantage announced that James FitzGerald and Tanya Moore joined its team of sales associates. FitzGerald owned a real estate business for 20 years. Moore was in business management.

Hampton Direct announced the addition of two employees. Tod Gunter, senior packaging designer, was with Tubbs Snowshoes in Stowe. Frank Guerrera, a buyer, was with The Delagar Division of Belcam Inc. in Rouses Point, N.Y.

Jim Glanville, vice president and general manager of The Essex Culinary Resort and Spa, announced the addition of Dave Hakins as director of business development. Hakins was executive director of the Vermont Convention Bureau and the Vermont Sports and Events Council. The Essex also announced the hiring of its spa and salon leadership team. John Morris is spa and activities director. With 25 years in hospitality, he was at several Florida properties. Juliana Baker, spa manager, was with Topnotch Resort and Spa. Beth Rawson, aesthetics manager, was with Stoweflake Mountain Resort and Spa.

Larry Jacobs was promoted to marketing manager at NRG Systems. He has served in technical sales and marketing roles at the company for seven years.

Neville Companies announced the addition of Robert Lestage to its maintenance team. He will manage the senior housing complex known as Northern Meridian on Lime Kiln Road in South Burlington. Lestage was with Lane Press.

Central Vermont Medical Center announced that Melissa Lee, BSW, MA, a social work care manager, was named the coordinator for its new 24-hour interpreting services. The service provides a wireless mobile video unit called Deaf Talk, which can be wheeled anywhere in the hospital to provide on-demand, 24-hour-a-day American Sign Language video interpreting. Woodbridge Nursing Home, a division of CVMC, announced the hiring of three individuals to augment its physical and occupational therapy staff. Julie Griffis, PT, is rehabilitation services manager. Her experience includes work with adults in outpatient and acute-care settings, and children in the home health system. Denise Hartman, PT, has experience with special-needs students in public schools, and acute care as director of rehabilitation. Ryan Can, OTR, has trauma care experience with pediatric patients.

John F. McSoley, Peter L. McCoy, and Thomas C. Stretton announced that Nicolae Lungu joined McSoley McCoy & Co. as a staff accountant. Lungu is a 2009 graduate of the State University of New York at Plattsburgh.

Daniel Fogel, president of the University of Vermont, announced the appointment of Bernard Cole as interim dean of the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences. He has served as director of the statistics program and professor of statistics for two years. He succeeds Domenico Grasso, who was appointed vice president for research and dean of the graduate college for UVM. Melody Brown Burkins was appointed to the office of the vice president and dean of the graduate college as senior director of research and strategic initiatives. Burkins has been associate dean for UVM CEMS since 2007. Dan Harvey was named chief of staff for the vice president and assistant dean of the graduate college. He will continue as assistant dean in CEMS half time.

Citizens Bank announced that Joseph McGowan was named manager of its Burlington branch. McGowan has more than eight years of banking and financial service experience. He was with a Houston bank.

Olson & Associates PLC announced that Duncan R. McNeill joined the firm as an associate attorney. McNeill has practiced in the United Kingdom and Burlington.

FairPoint Communications announced the hiring of four sales employees for Vermont. Regina Spillane is a government account manager. She was with Network Services Corp. Colin A. Comi is an account manager for medium-sized business customers in Chittenden, Washington, Orange, Windsor, and Windham counties. He has 15 years’ experience in the industry. Bill Baker and Scott R. Hoffman are account executives. Baker works with small and medium business accounts in the Northeast Kingdom, White River Junction, and Morrisville. He was with Smugglers’ Notch Resort. Hoffman works with small and mid-sized business customers from South Burlington to Brandon. He was with Smugglers’ Notch Resort.

The Red Clover Inn and Restaurant in Killington announced that Dennis C. Vieira was named chef at the reopened 58-seat restaurant and adjoining tavern. Vieira trained at the Culinary Institute of America. He has worked at restaurants in Boston, Paris, and northern Tuscany, and most recently at the Trio Café in Dartmouth, Mass.

Competitive Computing announced its 2009 internship program. They are Jonathan Kohler, University of Vermont; Christopher Lei, Rochester Institute of Technology; Scott Kelley, Northeastern University; Colin Socha, Champlain College; and Caitlin Powlus, Vermont Technical College.

Lynn Motschman joined Hayward Tyler Inc. as an applications engineer. Motschman was a business energy services project manager with Vermont Energy Investment Corp.

The Vermont office of the American Cancer Society has moved to a new location in Williston, 55 Day Lane, (802) 872-6300. The former Williston office is closed.

Blanche Podhajski, president and founder of the Stern Center for Language and Learning, announced the appointment of Janna Osman, M.Ed., as program director for professional learning. Osman was learning disabilities consultant for the Vermont Department of Education for eight years. •

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July

Mike Couture, the owner of Green Mountain Car Care and South Burlington U-Haul, bought Rent-A-Wreck in South Burlington from John Walker.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that TCI America Inc. leased office space at 38 Dorset Lane, Williston.

Journey Works leased 924 square feet at 11 Kilburn St. in Burlington, for a business called Expressive Arts Therapies. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent.

Beecher Carlson risk management firm leased 2,000 square feet of office space in the Smith Building on College Street, Burlington, from Grandview Farms. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the tenant, and Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial represented the landlord.

Anna Lauchheim leased 1,500 square feet of retail space at 11 Falls Road in Shelburne for a children’s boutique called Little Luna Blue. Ross S. Montgomery of Redstone was listing and leasing agent.

Aurora Software, a national company specializing in computer software for law firms, leased 2,100 square feet at 70 South Winooski Ave., Burlington, from Retrovest. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and the tenant.

Bumblebell LLC leased 1,007 square feet at the Stowe Center, 1056 Mountain Road, Unit 4, in Stowe for a children’s clothing and accessories store. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent.

Gazo Construction Inc. sold a 2,000-square-foot stand-alone commercial building on a 1.1-acre lot at 5 Chrisemily Lane in Milton to DKRE LLC. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was listing and selling broker.

Davis & Hodgdon Associates, CPAs, purchased a 10,250-square-foot commercial condominium at 33 Blair Park in Williston. The accounting firm will renovate the space for its future offices and have an additional 5,000 square feet for lease. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial assisted the buyer and seller, Hugh P.H. Bower Revocable Trust.

Rooftop Pottery leased 979 square feet in the Kilburn and Gates Building at 309 St. Paul St. in Burlington. The tenant will do business as Pottery Studio. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Ralph Humburg opened an auto repair shop specializing in foreign and domestic vehicles at 61 South Oak Circle, Colchester. Humburg has 34 years’ experience in auto repair. Mackin Properties is the landlord. 654-6844.

Alex Nagiba and the Vermont Ballet Theater School leased 2,535 square feet of studio space in Shelburne Commons. Ross S. Montgomery of Redstone was listing and leasing agent.

GSA/INS leased 14,232 square feet at Maple Tree Place, Building B, Suite 51,Williston. Yves Bradley and John Rao of Pomerleau Real Estate were listing and leasing agents.

Claudia Venon leased office space at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and tenant.

Aurora North Software leased 725 square feet of office space at 7 Ambrose Place in Burlington. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing broker representing Foster Real Estate Development Inc. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the tenant.

Chris Kave leased 1,000 square feet at Ambrose Lane, Burlington. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the tenant, and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone represented the landlord, Investment Properties.

Tradewinds Imports Inc. leased 2,426 square feet at 110 Church St. in Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent, and Jeff Nick of J.L. Davis Realty was the leasing agent.

Chroma Technology Corp. leased 2,800 square feet at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and tenant.

Ecco Clothes for Women Inc. leased 4,311 square feet at 81 Church St. in Burlington . Yves Bradley and John Rao of Pomerleau Real Estate were the leasing agents.

Mosaic leased 1,100 square feet of space from Isis as a sublet in the Chace Mill. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted Isis, and Meg McGovern of Donahue & Associates assisted Mosaic.

NBT Bank NA, an independent community bank established in 1856, leased 14,552 square feet at 150 Bank St. in Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the leasing agent, and Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial was the listing agent.

Vermont Gyms Inc. leased 12,705 square feet at 426 White Cap Business Park, Suite 7, on Industrial Avenue in Williston to open Synergy Fitness. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent.

Dragon Fly Inc. leased 976 square feet at the Stowe Center, 1056 Mountain Road, Unit 5, in Stowe for a women’s clothing and accessories store. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent.

Appletree Learning Center Inc. leased 1,859 square feet at the Stowe Center, 1056 Mountain Road, Unit 9, in Stowe. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was listing and leasing agent. •

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June

Carpenter Motor Transport of Williston leased 4,000 square feet of warehouse space at 948 Hercules Drive, #2, in Colchester from Catamount East Development Co. Peter Yee of Redstone procured the tenant.

Elisabeth Robert, the former president of Vermont Teddy Bear, announced that she has bought a majority interest in catalog and direct-marketing company Terry Precision Cycling, a Rochester, N.Y., specialist in women’s bicycles and clothing. Robert will move the headquarters to Vermont this year. The company sells online and by catalog. The founder, Georgena Terry, and Paula Byba, vice president of marketing, will stay on as equity partners.

Aaron Fastman, the owner of Vermont’s 1-800-got-junk? franchise, announced the company’s move to new headquarters at 397 Patchen Road, South Burlington. The new quarters have 1,500 square feet — up 1,000 square feet from the prior location. The company has expanded its territory to include Stowe, Waterbury, Moretown, Middlesex, Montpelier, and St. Albans.

Mosaic, a place of worship, has subleased 1,150 square feet at the Chace Mill in Burlington. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the landlord, Chace Mill Holdings, and Meg McGovern of Donahue & Associates represented the tenant.

Hanson Nguyen and Diem Ha opened Asian Cuisine Restaurant at 118 Pearl St., Essex Junction, after completing an extensive remodel of the interior. Peter Yee of Redstone listed and leased the property.

Claudia Venon Designs leased office space at the Chace Mill in Burlington. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord, Chace Mill Holdings, and the tenant.

Eagle network Solutions and Dedalus Wine Group leased 2,200 square feet of office and retail space in the Stone Store, 209 Battery St., Burlington. Dedalus, a fine wines retail shop, relocated from its 95 College St. site. Eagle Network Solutions, a technology engineering and research firm, will also relocate to space in the building. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord, Stone Store Holdings LLP, and the tenants.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Caroline Perkins of Perkins Fitness Consulting & Personal Training Studio leased space at 3060 Williston Road, Suite 6, in South Burlington. The landlord is RP & DP Properties. 

Mansfield Investments LP leased 7,745 square feet of office space at 55 Day Lane in Williston to the American Cancer Society, New England Division Inc. Rick Harrison and Greg Dirmaier of J.L. Davis Realty assisted both parties.

Girlington Garage LLC leased a 4,000-square-foot commercial building at 2 Harbor View Road, South Burlington, from Champ Car Care Center Inc. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the tenant, and Mike Simoneau of Hickok & Boardman Commercial Realty assisted the landlord.

Franklin August Trading Inc. leased 12,320 square feet of warehouse and office space at 430 Commerce St., Williston, from LNP Inc. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the tenant, and Nicole Senecal of Omega Real Estate Associates represented the landlord.

Chittenden Solid Waste District leased 3,200 square feet of industrial space at 195 Flynn Ave. in Burlington to Vermont Woodworkers Unlimited. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented the landlord, and Tim Burke of David G. White Associates procured the tenant.

Creative Office Pavilion leased 3,900 square feet in the penthouse of the Smith Building in Burlington. Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord, Grandview Farms, and the tenant.

Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and selling broker representing Ethan Allen Retail Inc. of Danbury, Conn., in the sale of an 82,226-square-foot manufacturing facility and 16 acres on Route 105 East, Ethan Allen Drive, in Brighton. The buyers, Francis and Melanie Azur of Coraopolis, Pa., intend to renovate and bring the plant back to life as Vermont Renewable Energy Co., which will develop and operate a wood pellet processing plant. 

Diane Ravenscroft leased 1,150 square feet of office space at 137 Iroquois Ave., Essex Junction, for her professional and corporate coaching offices. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial assisted the tenant and the landlord, Liblaze Properties LLP.

Gwendolyn Lopez-Cohen, MD, leased a small office at 118 Pine St. in Burlington from 118 Pine Street Associates LLC. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and leasing broker.

The Skinny Pancake leased the former Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop in City Center at 89 Main St., Montpelier, from City Center Associates. The new site is a satellite for the Burlington restaurant. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial represented the master tenant, Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc. •

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May

The U.S. Census Bureau leased 7,386 square feet of office space at the White Cap Business Park, 426 Industrial Ave., Williston. Steve Donahue of Donahue & Associates worked with Pomerleau Real Estate to represent the landlord, White Cap Ventures LLC.

Centerpoint leased 4,452 square feet of office space at 94-96 West Canal St., Winooski, from Lou Natale. Steve Donahue of Donahue & Associates represented the landlord.

MFB LLC has bought the former Tortilla Flat building at 317-323 Riverside Ave., Burlington. Opening is set for summer, to open as the Bluebird Tavern. Yves Bradley and Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate were the selling agents, and Mary Ellen Mirisola of Century 21 Jack Associates was the listing agent.

Koosharem Corp, parent of The Select Family of Staffing Companies, completed its acquisition of Walnut Creek, Calif., company Westaff Inc. Westaff maintained a large network of franchise offices, of which the Mount Family Group LLC of Burlington was part. The Mounts operate Westaff branches in nine cities and towns in Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York, including offices in Burlington and St. Albans. Dave Mount writes a quarterly column for Business People-Vermont titled “Personnel Points.” There will be no change in the Westaff name or the ownership of the local branches, which were founded by the Mounts in 1982.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. announced that it has completed the acquisition of the Tully’s Coffee brand and wholesale coffee business from Tully’s Coffee Corp. for the purchase price of $40.3 million. Larry Blanford, president and chief executive officer of Green Mountain, made the announcement. Tully’s retail locations will continue to operate under license and supply agreements with GMCR. The retail and international business will remain independent, operating under the name of TC Global Inc., owned by its existing shareholders and managed by its existing management team.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will take occupancy of its new 25,450-square-foot building at 225 Harvest Lane in Williston in June. The building was designed by Wiemann-Lamphere Architects and is a LEED-certified project. Taft Corners Associates is the landlord for the building, and DEW Construction of Williston is the contractor. Jeff Nick, president of NAI/J.L. Davis Realty, who made the announcement, represented TCA.

Kelly Nguyen leased 3,500 square feet of retail space at 1353-1355 North Ave., Burlington, from McGrath Properties. Peter Yee of Redstone listed and procured the tenant.

Ed Dickel has leased the former Belle’s Café space at 121 Connor Way, Maple Tree Place, Williston. The café is open and doing business as Alpine Pizzeria Deli & Market. Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate was the leasing agent, and broker Esther Lotz was the listing agent.

Dorilee LeBlanc sold Vermont Nanny Connection to Nicole LaBelle of Colchester. Peter Yee of Redstone listed and sold the property. 

Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial announced the sale of a six-unit multi-family property at 210-212 St. Paul St., Burlington, by 210-212 St. Paul Street LLC to Burlington Investment Properties LLC. Dousevicz assisted both parties.

Joe and Linda Baciagalupo sold 20,000 square feet of flex warehouse/office space at 3 Green Tree Drive, South Burlington, to Neatec LLC. Averill Cook of NAI/J.L. Davis Realty was the  listing and selling agent.

Mark and Molly Valade leased 2,464 square feet of retail space at 90-96 Church St., Burlington, from C. Durrell Simonds Inc. in a lease/purchase option transaction. Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial represented the landlord.

System Technologies leased 987 square feet at Suite G02, The Maltex Building, Burlington. Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate was the leasing agent, and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone were the listing agents.

United Fighting Arts Institute LLC, a martial arts studio, leased 2,200 square feet in Tenneybrook Square in Shelburne. John Rao of Pomerleau Real Estate was the leasing agent, and Rao and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau were the listing agents.

Geiger of Austria leased 27,600 square feet of manufacturing and office space at 38 Pond Lane in Middlebury to Durasol Awnings Inc. for expansion of its Middlebury operations. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Geiger. Pictured, from left, are Tim Robinson of DAI; Harris; Gianfausto Abbatinali of DAI; and Wolfgang Miska of Geiger.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that John Delpha and Caitlin Bilodeau of Belted Cow Hospitality LLC leased the space occupied by The Lincoln Inn Restaurant at 4 Park St., Essex Junction. Pictured, from left, are Ben Avery of LI Park Street Properties LLC, Lotz, Bilodeau, Delpha, and Alex McEwing of LI Park Street Properties.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Egan Media Productions Inc. leased creative studio space to Earth Logic Inc. in Forth Ethan Allen, Colchester.

Rutland restaurateurs Linda Lung and John Liew leased the former Lemon Grass Restaurant at 2403 Shelburne Road in Shelburne. Their new restaurant, Kung Chow, will have the same name as their one in Rutland. Peter Yee of Redstone listed and leased the property. Pictured, from left, are Liew; Yee; Lung; Pearl Chompupong, the landlord; Robert Kaplan, the landlord’s attorney; Chompoo Chompupong, the landlord’s daughter; and Bobby Chompupong, the landlord’s son. •

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April

Bob and Paula Diaco, the owners of Sign*A*Rama Vermont, announced the purchase of an Epilog Legend 36EXT laser cutter and engraver capable of etching a custom design onto the stem of a crystal wine glass or cutting a corporate logo into a Plexiglas panel. The equipment works with wood, metal, glass, and various composites.

ADC, a contractor for Comcast Cable, leased 2,624 square feet at 7 Greentree Drive in South Burlington. Jeff Nick of J.L. Davis Realty represented the property owner, and Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented the tenant.

Maynard Auto Supply Inc. sold a 9,200-square-foot commercial building at 696 Pine St., Burlington, to Two Cedars LLC. Steve Donahue of Donahue & Associates represented the seller, and Warren Palm of Century 21 Jack Associates represented the buyer.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Anne Cattaneo and Anne Brabazon of the Canine Connection of Vermont leased 2,400 square feet at 42 Gauthier Drive, Essex Junction, from Scott Pike. Canine Connection is a dog training and education center. 

Fisher Auto Parts leased 5,000 square feet of retail showroom space at 46 Kellogg Road, Essex Junction, from James Stead. The listing agent was Greg Dirmaier of J.L. Davis Realty, and the leasing agent was Michael Simoneau of Hickok & Boardman Commercial Real Estate.

RPM leased an office suite in the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and the tenant. RPM does contracting work for the ski and snowboard industry.

Thielsch Engineering of Cranston, R.I., leased 1,625 square feet of warehouse space at 140 Webster Road in Shelburne from Williams Property Management. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and leasing broker.

Ramunto’s restaurant, a brick oven pizzeria, leased retail space at 18 Taft Corners Shopping Center in Williston. Steve Donahue of Donahue & Associates represented the owner, Peter Judge of Judge Development Corp.

Doug Nedde and Peter Yee of Redstone worked to sell 80-84 South Main St., St. Albans, a 28-unit HUD-subsidized property catering to disabled and elderly tenants, to Mountaha LLC, named for the mother of the Handy sisters and brothers who own the company. Nedde worked with the seller, Eleven Eleven Enterprises, and Yee procured the buyer.

Bartlett Actuarial Group leased space at 289 College St. in Burlington. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both tenant and landlord.

Creative Results Inc. leased 2,756 square feet of office space at 110 Kimball Ave., South Burlington, from 120 Kimball LLC. Doug Nedde of Redstone represented the landlord, and Ross Montgomery of Hickok & Boardman Realty was the leasing broker. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone helped with the transaction.

TOMRA NY Inc. Recycling leased 14,165 square feet of warehouse space at 1 Gero Court, Essex, from Gero Brothers Movers Inc. Steve Donahue of Donahue & Associates represented the owners. 

Attorney David Casier leased 500 square feet at 4 Laurel Hill in South Burlington from Constantine Poulos. Peter Yee of Redstone represented the landlord and procured the tenant.

The KEA Group LLC leased 30,000 square feet of office space at 458 Hurricane Lane, Williston, from Chris Cornell. Steve Donahue and Meg McGovern of Donahue & Associates represented the landlord.

Lana Long leased 1,900 square feet of space for a Vietnamese noodle restaurant in Burlington from One Hundred Twenty Five College Street LLC. The space was formerly occupied by Blue Plate Café. •

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March

Dominion Diagnostics LLC of Rhode Island leased a 6,600-square-foot office building at 1191 South Brownell Road in Williston. Nicole L. Senecal of Omega Real Estate Associates Inc. was the listing and selling agent.

Emma Bay-Hanson, the owner of Damsels LLC, a Montpelier boutique, leased 1,826 square feet of first-floor retail space at 3 Church St. in Burlington as the shop’s new location. The landlord is One Church Street Partnership LLP. Michael Simoneau of Hickok & Boardman Commercial Realty was the listing agent, and Jeff Nick of J.L. Davis Realty was the leasing agent.

Esther Lotz, broker, announced that Egan Media Productions Inc. leased space at 182 Hegeman Ave., Unit 1, Suite 2, Colchester, to New Duds, offering original screen printing and handmade fabric goods. Torrey Valyou is the owner of New Duds. 

Lumber Liquidators bought 5,800 square feet of space at 329 Harvest Lane in Williston. Nicole L. Senecal of Omega Real Estate Associates Inc. was the listing agent, and broker Esther Lotz was the selling agent.

Happy Land Child Care bought 5,436 square feet at 104 Old Colchester Road in Essex Junction. Nicole L. Senecal of Omega Real Estate Associates Inc. was the listing agent, and Duncan Harris of Redstone was the selling agent.

Happy Land Child Care bought 700 square feet at 300 Cornerstone Drive in Williston. Nicole L. Senecal of Omega Real Estate Associates Inc. was the listing agent. Omega was also the selling agent.

Service Rendered, a community-based organization specializing in graffiti removal, elderly assistance, community action events, and community service programs, leased 700 square feet on the third floor at 115 College St. in Burlington. Trish Blanchard is finance director of the organization, and Bruce Wilson is executive director. Peter Yee of Redstone represented the landlord, 125 College Street LLC.

Carolyn Riley opened Carolyn’s Red Balloon Enrichment Center at 40 Severance Green, Suite 101, Colchester. The business moved from Creek Farm Plaza in Colchester. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Riley, the center’s owner and director, in the purchase of the 3,500-square-foot commercial unit from Severance Corner Village Center LLC. Robin Jeffers of S.D. Ireland Concrete Construction represented the seller.

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February

TCI America leased office space at 40 Dorset Lane in Williston. Broker Esther Lotz made the announcement.

Main Street Landing Co. leased a small office at Union Station, One Main St. in Burlington, to Andrea Couture, the owner of Andrea’s Appraisal Services and a Certified General Real Estate Appraiser. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and leasing agent.

As of Jan. 1, ownership of the Mountainview Medical practice on the campus of the Central Vermont Medical Center was transferred to CVMC. Day-to-day functions will be unchanged.

Timber Lane Pediatrics moved into 2,500-square-foot quarters at the Ethan Allen Shopping Center on North Avenue in Burlington. Tim Burke of David G. White & Associates represented the landlord, David Hauke of Hauke Building Supply.

Conroy-Couture Realty leased 1,500 square feet at 166 Battery St. in Burlington from Pomeroy Associates LLC. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone were the listing agents.

Transportation Network Training leased office space at 40 Gauthier Drive in Essex. Broker Esther Lotz made the announcement.

Appraisal firm Keller & Associates Inc. leased 800 square feet of office space at The Pomeroy House, 166 Battery St., Burlington, from Pomeroy Associates LLC. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau were the listing and leasing agents.

Pure Potential Coaching leased 750 square feet at 166 Battery St., Burlington, from Pomeroy Associates LLC. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone were the listing agents. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Sandy Vesterstein and Pure Potential.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Global Green PC leased office and warehouse space at Unit 3, 5 Andrew Ave., Essex. The landlord is GP-7 LLC. Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent.

T&M Development Inc. bought 2 acres of commercial land at 104 Fairfax Road in St. Albans. Yves Bradley and John Rao of Pomerleau Real Estate were the listing agents, and Bradley was the selling agent.

Jane Kidder of Richford and her brother Paul Norris of Oregon sold 37 acres at 1668 St. Albans Road in Richford to JDL Richford LLC. The acquisition is part of the development of a 27,000-square-foot state-of-the-art border patrol facility. Linda I. Letourneau and David Jacobs of Redstone represented the buyer.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that JNF Holdings leased office space at 528 Essex Road, Suite 209, Williston, to L&N Interiors.

Devi Momot, president and CEO of TwinState/Voice.Data.Video.Inc., announced that TwinState has acquired Mitel Inc.’s New York state customer base in the Capital, central, and Hudson Valley regions. TwinState has been a Mitel reseller since 1975 and has the highest credentials offered by Mitel. It has been among Mitel’s top performers for 10 years.

Kim Evans sold the Village Cup Coffeehouse and Café and four acres to Four Acres Hospitality LLC, Thomas Raub CCIM, of Hickok and Boardman Commercial Realty represented the seller; Bill Dalton of Kalanges & Dalton Inc. represented the buyer.

Lynne Blodgett sold a 1,242-square-foot commercial office condo at The Willows, 595 Dorset St., Unit 2, South Burlington, to 595 Dorset LLC. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and selling broker.

The Central Vermont Humane Society bought Ruby’s Run Pet & Board in East Montpelier from Abby Bruce and Sean Downey. Thomas Raub CCIM, of Hickok and Boardman Commercial Realty represented the sellers, and Lori Pinard of Century 21 Jack Associates represented the buyer. Bruce and Downey have moved the grooming portion of their business, doing business as Wag & Wash, to another location in East Montpelier.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Bill Fastiggi, the owner of Vermont Sailing Partners, leased space to an SD Ireland maintenance facility, Banner Arts, Green Technologies, and Green Cab Vermont.

Touchstone Healing Arts leased 2,475 square feet of office space at 187 St. Paul St. in Burlington from Mansfield Professional Building. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the listing and leasing broker.

The University of Vermont State and Agricultural College leased 2,200 square feet of office space at 80 Colchester Ave. in Burlington from 94 Colchester Ave LLC for its EPSCOR program. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and the tenant.

Nova Naturals leased 18,000 square feet of office/showroom and warehouse/distribution space at 44 Miller Lane in Williston from REM Development. Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone was the leasing broker representing Nova Naturals.

Duncan Harris of Redstone represented the Dan Smith for Mayor Campaign in the leasing of office space at 2 Church St. in Burlington. Hillary Boardman of J.L. Davis Realty represented the landlord, 2 Church Street LLC.

ADC, a subcontractor of Comcast Cable, leased 1,500 square feet of office and warehouse space at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings LLC. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the landlord and tenant.

St. Pierre Catering Services, doing business in the Higher Ground Café, was sold to Nicholas P. Connell and Shawn Winters. They will continue the catering business and operating for the entertainers and public at Higher Ground in South Burlington. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

The accounting firm of Scheer & Hickey bought a 4,165-square-foot commercial office condominium at 441 Water Tower Circle in Colchester from Infobarn LLC. Following renovations, the firm will move to the new location. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial represented the buyers, and Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate represented the seller.

JPMorgan Chase Bank has leased 11,213 square feet of office space at 55 Community Drive in South Burlington to establish a data entry center for fulfillment on a federal government contract. The landlord is 55 Community Drive LLC. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

Kim Smith and Carrie MacKillop bought the Old Brick Store in Charlotte from Crone & Sisters. Tony Blake of V/T Commercial, as buyer-broker, represented the buyers, and Vermont Business Brokers represented the sellers.

Tax Max, a local tax preparation service, leased office space at the Chace Mill in Burlington from Chace Mill Holdings. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted the tenant and landlord.

Data Systems Inc. leased 840 square feet of office space at the Chace Mill in Burlington for its software offices. Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial assisted both parties.

Pure Wellness, an online wellness platform, leased 2,600 square feet of office space at 380 Hurricane Lane in Williston from Hillside Properties Inc. Bill Kiendl of V/T Commercial represented both parties. •

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January

Northern Vermont Lending Partners, a revolving micro-loan program of the Economic Development Council of Northern Vermont designed to help small businesses, announced a loan to Ed Shamy and his wife, Kikmberly Asch, to purchase The County Courier in Enosburg Falls. Shamy was a columnist for The Burlington Free Press before being laid off in August. The EDCNV’s micro-loan program lent Shamy the money needed to buy the 130-year-old Franklin County weekly, which, in turn, allowed him and his family to stay in Vermont.

Tim and Diane Mueller, the owners of Triple Peaks LLC, the parent company of Okemo Mountain in Vermont, Crested Butte in Colorado, and Mount Sunapee in New Hampshire, have sold the three ski resorts to CNL Lifestyle Properties of Orlando, Fla. Byron Carlock, the president and CEO of CNL, announced that CNL will lease the resorts back to Triple Peaks, which will provide additional capital to build the Red Lady Lodge at Crested Butte and move forward with construction of the Okemo conference center. Okemo is ranked by SKI magazine as eighth in the East overall. It made the Top 10 list in 11 of the magazine’s Reader Resort Survey categories in the Oct. 2008 issue. It is also home to the Okemo Valley Golf Club.

Tim Williams, the president of Mesa Contract Inc., a manufacturer/distributor of ergonomic office accessories, wood desk solutions, and steel components in Shelburne, announced the acquisition of Intellaspace from office furniture manufacturer Weber Knapp. Mesa will continue the Intellaspace brand and will expand on its portfolio of ergonomic office solutions.

The Vermont Foodbank was chosen to become the owner of the Kingsbury Farm in Warren by a group composed of the town of Warren, several Mad River Valley residents and organizations, and the Vermont Land Trust, which bought the farm to protect it and make it available for community uses. The Vermont Foodbank has committed to creating a fully functioning farm operation that will provide a wide variety of fresh produce for distribution to food shelves in the Mad River Valley and throughout Vermont’s charitable food system. A conservation easement will establish public access to the river and protect the farmland from development. The foodbank will renovate the facility to provide a four-season space for community meetings, office space, and educational programs.

All Nations for Jesus Christ Inc. bought a 3,720-square-foot building at 71 Lincoln St., Essex Junction. Yves Bradley and Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate were the listing agents. Martin was the selling agent.

Broker Esther Lotz represented Connolly Storage Facilities LLC in the sale of 7,200 square feet of commercial/industrial condominium space at 4 Andrew Ave., Suites 1 through 3, Gauthier Industrial Park in Essex. Justin Martin of Pomerleau Real Estate represented the buyer, William Fitzgerald.

East Penn Manufacturing Co. leased a 184,000-square-foot warehouse at 29 Lower Newton St., St. Albans, from Catamount/St. Albans 2 LLC. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the tenant, and Doug Nedde of Redstone represented the landlord.

Richard Than sold a 3,900-square-foot mixed-use commercial/residential building at 24-28 North St. in Burlington to Anne Condon. Peter Yee of Redstone was the listing broker; Sarah Harrington of RE/MAX North Professionals represented the buyer.

RidgeviewTel LLC of Colorado leased a 9,276-square-foot building at 120 Catamount Drive in Milton from Rock Dunder LLC. The leasing broker, Peter Yee of Redstone, procured the tenant.

Scheer & Hickey PC, a CPA firm, bought a 4,165-square-foot office condominium at 441 Water Tower Circle in Colchester. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent.

Pisces Properties LLC bought a 1.17-acre commercial land parcel at 33 Gauthier Drive, Lot 34, Gauthier Industrial Park, in Essex. The seller was Theresa A. Gauthier. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the buyer, and Diane McLaughlin of RE/MAX Destinations represented the seller.

The Vermont office of Progressive Asset Management announced a move to a newly constructed building in Wells. The building is powered by PV and passive solar energy and has a large solarium for passive heat collection. Todd Walker, the branch director, announced that in its first month of operation, the system saved 391 pounds of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere. The Wells office serves clients in Vermont, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and eastern New York.

Mark Davidson leased warehouse space on Pine Street in Burlington for his motorcycle and classic car restoration business. Duncan Harris of Redstone represented Davidson, and Jed Dousevicz of V/T Commercial represented Herb Noyes, the landlord.

Boardwalk LLC, running Harvest Equipment, a tractor and power equipment dealer, bought a 15,500-square-foot building on 3.99 acres at 29 Industrial Drive, City Center Industrial Park in Newport. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the selling agent, and Brad Worthen of V/T Commercial was the listing agent.

T.L. Realty Inc. sold a 15,280-square-foot industrial building on 1.7 acres at 30 Tigan St. in Winooski to Unifirst Corp. Rick Harrison of J.L. Davis Realty represented the seller, and Linda I. Letourneau of Redstone represented the buyer.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that Quality Design LLC leased office space at Suite 206, 528 Essex Road in Williston from JNF Holdings LLC.

Broker Esther Lotz announced that S.D. Ireland Construction Co. leased shop space for equipment maintenance at 150 West Canal St. in Winooski.

The Outdoor Gear Exchange has leased 2,600 square feet at 110 Church St. in Burlington. Yves Bradley of Pomerleau Real Estate was the listing agent. •

 

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