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Posted: June 3, 2010
Century Investment Co. arranged five new leases totalling 15,000 s/f in West Springfield and Palmer
Century Investment Company of Springfield has signed on five new tenants for properties it owns and manages in West Springfield and Palmer, according to Andrew Cohen, owner and general manager.
The five leases total more than 15,000 s/f.
IntegriScript, a Long Term Care pharmacy, has opened its newest production and administrative facility in 6,115 s/f at 95 Ashley Ave., West Springfield. The company is affiliated with Berkshire Health of Pittsfield.
Elsewhere in West Springfield, Lincare has leased 970 s/f of office at 181 Park Ave., part of the Century Park professional center. Lincare is joined by a second new tenant at that address, attorney James Kellam.
Two new tenants are also opening at Depot Plaza in Palmer. Vantage Sports and Rehab has opened in 2,150 s/f at the North Main St. center, soon to be followed by a 5,500 s/f clothing store operated by Goodwill Industries.
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