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Rudolph Friedmann LLP Represents Sellers in $43.9 Million Sale of Cambridge Property

Jim Rudolph and Bob Shaer of Rudolph Friedmann LLP served as counsel to the sellers of a four-acre commercial Cambridge property to facilitate the $43.9 million real estate transaction that closed on September 30. The property, known as the Cambridge Distribution Center, is located at 67 Smith Place. It was a commercial condominium having 20 unit owners. Plans for the new four-acre acquisition will likely include lab space and housing. Read the article in The Boston Globe.

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