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Posted: February 17, 2011
Catlin and Schneier of Boston Realty Advisors broker 8,978 s/f lease
Boston Realty Advisors (BRA) has brokered a 8,978 s/f long term lease at 399 Boylston St. to Brodeur Partners.
Wil Catlin and Adam Schneier of BRA represented the tenant, while the Lauria Brennan and Duncan Gratton of FHO Partners represented landlord, Shorenstein Properties. BRA has also provided Brodeur Partners with corporate advisory services for their new Phoenix, Ariz. location.
Brodeur Partners is a global consultancy company in its 25th year, specializing in strategic, digital and marketing communications.
BRA specializes in assisting in tenant representation, landlord representation and corporate advisory services. In the tenant representation capacity, they assist tenants with new space acquisition, renegotiation of existing leases, space disposition, strategic planning, and lease auditing. For landlord representation, BRA offers institutional and private ownership groups sophisticated, value adding, technology-driven services including marketing, reporting and strategic planning. BRA has offices in Boston and New York.
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