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Posted: December 17, 2008
Girvin of Chandler Co. brokers 9,048 s/f lease to Corp. Accountability Int'l.
Kenneth Girvin, principal of Chandler Company LLC, a Boston-based commercial real estate brokerage firm, specializing in the sale and leasing of office and retail properties, represented Corporate Accountability International in the long-term leasing of 9,048 s/f at 10 Milk St., a 230,000 s/f commercial building in the Financial District.
Jaime Wight and Dick Ruggiero of Wight & Co. negotiated the lease on behalf of the building owner, Oasis Development Enterprises.
Corporate Accountability International (formerly Infact) is a non-profit watchdog organization, which has been protecting public interests against corporate abuse for over 30 years.
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