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Posted: June 3, 2009
Cohen of Glickman, Kovago & Co. handles 3,336 s/f office lease
Glickman, Kovago & Co. has brokered a lease agreement between Cutler Management of Worcester and Youth Villages of Memphis, Tennessee for 3,336 s/f of office space. Specializing in youth counseling, Youth Villages is expanding to the Worcester area. They are currently located in Woburn, Mass.
David Cohen, a vice president at Glickman Kovago & Company, handled the transaction.
Youth Villages, Inc. is a not-for-profit mental health organization.
Serving the needs of families through the Mass. Department of Children and Families and the MA Department of Mental Health, Youth Villages' mission is to help troubled children and families live together successfully. For more information about Youth Villages, please visit their website at www.youthvillages.org.
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