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CresaPartners represents four companies in leases totaling 23,099 s/f

Rick Lowe, James Topper, and Mike Bannon of CresaPartners represented Feingold O'Keefe Capitol, Kearney Donovan & McGee P.C./The Strategy Group, Skyhook Wireless, Inc., and Signer Harris Architects in office lease expansions and relocations totaling 23,099 s/f. Feingold O'Keefe Capitol, a hedge fund, relocated from One International Place to One Exeter Plaza. The company will occupy 7,030 s/f on the third floor in an expansion from its former location. Bill Motley and Brad McGill of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the landlord, One Exeter, LLC. Kearney Donovan & McGee P.C./The Strategy Group, a law firm providing government relations and lobbying services, has extended its lease at 40 Court St. The company will occupy 6,769 s/f on the 11th floor. CresaPartners also handled project management for this transaction. Tim Lyne and Bill Crean from CB Richard Ellis/New England represented the landlord. The building's owner is Brickman 40 Court, LLC. Skyhook Wireless, Inc. relocated from 332 Congress St. to 34 Farnsworth St. The company will occupy 5,000 s/f on the fifth floor, an expansion from its former location. CresaPartners also handled project management for this transaction. Tom O'Regan from Richards Barry Joyce & Partners, LLC represented the landlord, National Development. Signer Harris Architects has expanded and relocated from 160 Boylston St. to 44 Farnsworth St. Signer will occupy 4,300 s/f on the first floor. O'Regan from RBJ represented the landlord, National Development.
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The New England Real Estate proud to showcase the remarkable projects that have graced the cover and center spread of NEREJ this year, all made possible by the collaboration of outstanding project teams. Now, it's time to recognize the top project of 2024, and we need your vote!
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