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Posted: November 15, 2019
East Boston Savings helps funds new Row House at 25 Lovejoy Wharf
Boston, MA East Boston Savings Bank, Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), Boston Local Development Corp. (BLDC) and the Massachusetts Small Business Administration (SBA) partnered in providing the funding for a new fitness studio, Row House located at 25 Lovejoy Wharf near North Station. The new location held a grand opening on November 14th.
Financing for this project was made possible in part by collaboration between East Boston Savings Bank, BLDC and the SBA.
Row House, owned by Gyee and Robert O’Malley is part of a nationwide fitness franchise that offers a 45-min full body cardio coach-led workout on indoor rowers. Row House has 36 existing locations in several states including New York, California and Texas.
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