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BRIEF-Fcpt Announces Acquisition Of A Napa Auto Parts Property For $2.0 Million

Dec 2, 2024 2:58 PM

Dec 2 (Reuters) - Four Corners Property Trust Inc ( FCPT )

* FCPT ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION OF A NAPA AUTO PARTS PROPERTY

FOR

$2.0 MILLION

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