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Posted: June 21, 2012
Colliers signs Nippon to 50,930 s/f lease renewal
Nippon Express USA has recently renewed a 50,930-s/f lease at 30 Innerbelt Rd. With the desire to stay close to Logan Airport, Nippon Express found its location to be ideal after considering other local industrial parks.
The Colliers International team of James Elcock and Brian Flaherty represented Nippon Express in the transaction with landlord, Prologis, L.P.
30 Innerbelt Road is a 197,000-s/f class B industrial manufacturing building consisting of mixed warehouse and office space. Inner Belt Park is located 10 minutes from downtown Boston and is serviced by MBTA bus lines. The building is fully leased.
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