Cozza to buy remaining 32-acre site at Newbury Market for new retail development

Local developer Craig Cozza has a deal in place to take over the remaining available land of master plan site and is working on finalizing deals with tenants for a site that could total 300,000 square feet of new retail development.

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Cozza to buy remaining 32-acre site at Newbury Market for new retail development

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