The Allens purchased the site at 799 Farm Road from Franklin-based landlord Bechara Fren.
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A Hudson-based firm has purchased the site of a 34-unit apartment building for $10.73 million, three years after the property was sold for $7.8 million.
The site at 799 Farm Road was sold on May 1 to a Hudson-based corporation managed by David and Simony Allen, according to Middlesex South Registry of Deeds records.Â
The Allens are co-founders of AA Management Services, a family-owned cleaning services company in Hudson, according to the company’s website.
The Allens purchased the site at 799 Farm Road from Franklin-based landlord Bechara Fren, who purchased the site for $7.8 million in 2023. The site was remodeled in 2024, according to City of Marlborough property records.Â
Constructed in 1980, the singular three-story building features 12 studio apartments, 18 one-bedroom apartments, and four two-bedroom apartments, according to real estate data firm CoStar.Â
The Allens’ purchase of the property was supported with a $7.51-million mortgage from Hudson-based Avidia Bank, according to registry records.
Joel Aho from Marlborough-based Aho Properties represented the buyer and sourced the transaction off market, according to Aho.
The building sits on a narrow, roughly 1.1-acre plot of land off Farm Road, near its intersection with Route 20. The property received a 2026 assessment of $5.07 million, according to municipal property records. Â
EDITOR'S NOTE:Â This article has been updated to include information on the broker involved in the transaction.Â
Eric Casey is the managing editor at Worcester Business Journal, who primarily covers the real estate and banking & finance industries.Â
