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Posted: June 10, 2022
Eysenbach and Johnston of R.W. Holmes reps. Atlantic Management in 31,026 s/f lease to Mastodon Moving
Westborough, MA According to R.W. Holmes, Mastodon Moving LLC has leased a 31,026 s/f industrial lease at 191-195 Flanders Rd.
In the transaction, R.W. Holmes, executive vice president John Eysenbach, and senior vice president Craig Johnston represented the landlord, Atlantic Management.
Jon Pezzoni, vice president at Avison Young, represented the tenant.
Mastodon Moving, a fully licensed and insured moving business established in Ashland, Mass., provides personal, high-quality customer service throughout the entire moving process.
“On behalf of our client Atlantic Management, we welcome Mastodon Moving as our newest tenant at the building,” said Eysenbach. “Located on a 6.39-acre lot, 191-195 Flanders Rd. is a 102,240 s/f industrial building, located minutes to Rte. 9 and I-495.”
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