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Posted: November 12, 2008
Eastport Real Estate Services completes 7 leases totaling 13,586 s/f
Eastport Real Estate Services completed seven leases for a total of 13,586 s/f.
At 230 Second Avenue DataSense Solutions extended their lease for 2,250 s/f for three years, while Korea IT International Cooperation Agency signed a new lease for 1,374 s/f for a one year term. Also at 230 Second Avenue, WIC/Stanton Insurance signed a three year lease extension for 8,000 s/f.
The property at 230 Second Ave is owned by Eastport 230, LLC and continues a track record of 100% occupancy.
318 Bear Hill Rd. was the first property purchased by an Eastport entity, Eastport Equity I. Legacy Real Estate Ventures, SoftServe, Inc., Home Care New England and CapGemini executed leases totaling 1,962 s/f.
Eastport Real Estate Services is a property management and consulting firm with a singular intent: to create, enhance and preserve value for our clients. Eastport manages a wide range of property types, including commercial, retail, medical and office/medical condominiums throughout Massachusetts. In addition to third party property management services, Eastport also offers maintenance services, advisory services and leasing. Founded in 1995, Eastport Real Estate Services is located at 235 Bear Hill Road, Waltham.
For further information, Contact Robert Bowen at 781-890-5855, x122
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