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Market Description and Goals. The Market is a 33-acre facility with over 185,000 square feet of warehouse and refrigerated space located at 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx in Hartford. It is the largest perishable food distribution facility between New York and Boston and consists of four distribution/warehouse buildings, one free standing restaurant, office space dedicated to real estate management, DoAG and related federal agricultural services, and a xxxxxx’x market pavilion. While promoting Connecticut Agriculture, the Market serves a dual customer goal by providing a facility for both retail and wholesale trade. At the present time, there are approximately twenty tenants employing approximately four hundred and fifty persons at the facility on a daily basis. The farmers market attracts nearly one hundred and fifty vendors on weekends throughout the spring and fall. CRDA believes that the Market is well-positioned for short-term opportunities and longer-term
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