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Posted: February 27, 2008
Borus of Glickman Kovago brokers 8,544 s/f lease at 288 Southbridge
Glickman Kovago & Co. has brokered a lease agreement between Incom, Inc. and Millennium Power for the property located at 288 Southbridge Rd. Millennium Power has leased the 8,544 s/f building on two acres of land. The property, formerly the Patriot Chrysler Dealership, is located on Rte. 169.
Incom, Inc., was founded in 1971 in Southbridge, Mass., by Wilbur Hicks, the innovator and pioneer who founded the fiber optic industry. Incom is the largest provider of commercial fiber optics in the world, serving the manufacturers of leading edge instruments and systems using fused fiber optics.
Millennium Power Partners (MPP) manages the operation of the Millennium Power Plant.
Jeff Borus was the sole broker in the transaction.
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