Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. completes 12,550 s/f in leases
Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. (GBCP) recently completed two lease transactions totaling 12,550 s/f of industrial space at the Kane Industrial Park. Both leases consisted of freestanding buildings with the feature of offering both tailboard loading and an overhead drive in door. Benjamin Gatti of GBCP was the sole broker of record in both transactions representing the landlord and procuring the tenants.
The first transaction at 14 Kane Industrial Dr. consisted of a 5,800 s/f building leased to Play It Now, an online computer game apparel and toy distributer.
The second transaction at 12 Kane Industrial Park Dr. consisted of a 6,750 s/f building leased to Dogs' Learning Center, LLC, a dog trainer's cooperative providing canine owners with training and education.
GBCP has one freestanding building in the park available for lease at 11 Kane, which is 8,800 s/f, divisible to 4,400 s/f offering tailboard loading, heavy power and a first class image.
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