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Posted: May 9, 2013
Curley of O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc. arranges 49,514 s/f lease for Westborough Warehouse LLC
Westborough MA CLC Custom Packaging and Labeling, Inc has leased 49,514 s/f of space at 57 Brigham St. David Curley, a senior associate at O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc., represented Westborough Warehouse LLC.
CLC Custom Packaging specializes in complete contract packaging. CLC Custom Packaging serves all their clients packaging needs. These services include but are not limited to, design material sourcing, barcoding services, product shrink wrapping, display ready packaging, and multipack wrapping.
57 Brigham St. is now fully leased. CLC Custom Packaging will be joining SureFire Dog Company and IFCO Systems at the fully leased facility.
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