International foods market buys new Framingham location for $3.5M
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A former Salvation Army location was purchased by Seabra Foods on Thursday.
New Jersey-based Seabra Foods has purchased a former Salvation Army location at 35 Concord St. in Framingham for a new supermarket location, across from the newly-constructed 196-apartment Union House.
Its current location at 208 Waverly St. is part of a plaza owned by New York developer Kimco Realty which the developer hopes to replace with a 300,000 square-foot mixed-use development.
Seabra Foods is negotiating a tax increment financing deal with the City of Framingham , according to a report by the MetroWest Daily News.
The $3.5 million sale of the Concord Street location was recorded by the Middlesex South Registry of Deeds on Thursday. It was sold by Kabookie LLC of Framingham, who last purchased it from the Salvation Army for $1.1 million in 2018.
Seabra foods carries food from Brazil and other Central and South American countries. It has markets in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Florida.
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