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Linear Retail holds ribbon cutting for 2,803 s/f Caffé Nero in Concord

Joel Kadis (fourth in from left front) joined Caffé Nero owners and members
of Concord Chamber of Commerce for the ribbon cutting of Caffé Nero in Concord

Concord, MA Linear Retail Properties, LLC, held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Caffè Nero. The 2,803 s/f café is now officially open at 55-57 Main St. in the historic Friend Block.

Town officials, Concord Chamber of Commerce board members, Caffè Nero representatives, and Linear Retail gathered November 30th for a ribbon cutting ceremony welcoming the new café to downtown. The European-based café is now serving Italian coffee and espresso-based drinks along with locally sourced artisan baked goods from Concord’s Nashoba Brook Bakery. 

Joel Kadis, partner – leasing and development represented Linear Retail and John Dennis of Corporate Realty Advisors, represented the tenant. 

Gräem Nuts & Chocolate has also opened its first shop at the Friend Block. 

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