Kevin English and Justin English of PREMIER Commercial, Inc. represented Metro Candy in leasing 21,600 square feet of industrial space in Vacaville. They also represented Bay Solar Power Design in leasing 6,380 square feet of space in Fairfield.
-- Justin English also represented the Estate of Frances Bonifacio in leasing 4,000 square feet of industrial space to Vezer's Precision Industrial Constructors Inc.
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