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Executive Summary
anchor to Solomon Pond Mall located at 601 Donald Lynch Boulevard in Marlborough, Massachusetts. Situated
along Donald Lynch Boulevard at the immediate interchange of I-290 in the densely populated MetroWest
suburb positioned 10 miles east of Worcester and 28 miles west of Boston, the asset offers a tremendous
redevelopment opportunity to reimagine one of the most significant parcels along this dominant regional retail
corridor. The property draws from an expansive trade area with a local population of nearly 300,000 people
within a 10-mile radius earning average household incomes exceeding $174,157 per year.
Totaling 166,306 SF across two stories, At Solomon Pond is presently unencumbered by any tenant leases,
affording immediate redevelopment potential. The asset includes 150,892 square feet that is connected to
At Solomon Pond and a 15,414 square foot former auto service center. This 10-acre site features direct access
from Donald Lynch Boulevard via the I-290 interchange, with I-290 carrying 80,079 vehicles per day, and is
positioned one mile from the interchange of I-495, which carries 95,142 vehicles per day. The property is being
offered for sale without a formal asking price, free-and-clear of existing debt.
Property Facts
Amenities
- Signage
Sustainability
Sustainability
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Nearby Major Retailers
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | BERL-000030-000024 | Improvements Assessment | $5,124,700 |
| Land Assessment | $2,375,300 | Total Assessment | $7,500,000 |




