Cushman & Wakefield represents Peak Physical Therapy & Wellness, Inc. in 3,000 s/f lease at Crown Colony Office Park
Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) represented Peak Physical Therapy & Wellness, Inc. in a 3,000 s/f lease at 2300 Crown Colony Dr. in Crown Colony Office Park. Peak will move in during the first quarter 2014.
C&W director Stephen Woelfel and executive vice president Michael Frisoli represented Peak in the transaction.
"Our client Peak Physical Therapy has five clinic locations on the south shore of Boston, so we see this location as an opportunity to continue to grow their reach and provide premier access for their existing patients," Woelfel said. "We were excited to help Peak relocate to a site that aligns with their business demands."
2300 Crown Colony Dr. is owned by the Commonwealth REIT.
Commonwealth REIT was represented by Kate McGovern and Sean Teague of Cassidy Turley.
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