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Posted: January 20, 2017
Coady of MANSARD represents RAID Inc. in 10,136 s/f lease restructuring
Troy Coady, MANSARDAndover, MA Troy Coady, of MANSARD, represented RAID, Inc. in its recent lease restructuring at 200 Brickstone Sq. RAID right-sized its operation to a more efficient 10,136 s/f layout seven months prior to its previous lease expiration while extending its lease for an additional five years at 200 Brickstone Sq. The early lease restructuring resulted in an $50,000 savings for RAID.
200 Brickstone Square - Andover, MARAID CEO Bob Picardi said, “MANSARD is an invaluable, strategy-oriented real estate partner offering insightful market intelligence and industry expertise.”
Founded in 1994, RAID provides turnkey data center and HPC solutions to its worldwide partners.
MANSARD’s team helps companies & investors buy, sell and lease commercial real estate to do one thing – grow their bottom line. MANSARD is headquartered in Reading, Mass.
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