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GVA Williams named exclusive leasing agent for Cherry Hill Corp.

Brookwood Financial Partners, L.P. selected GVA Williams as exclusive agents for the Cherry Hill Corporate Center. The Cherry Hill Corporate Center is the corporate park along Rte. 95. The park totals over 600,000 s/f in three first-class office, and six flex/R&D, buildings located between the intersections of Rtes. 1A, 128, and 62. Seventeen miles north of downtown Boston and Logan International Airport, the park offers highway access to business centers, as well as residential communities. Cherry Hill Corporate Center offers a variety of building types and available spaces for growing companies, as well as tenants like Medtronic, Osram, Axcelis, and Abiomed. "This is an excellent assignment for GVA Williams as we get to work with a great team at Brookwood Financial Partners and represent one of the premier parks in the 128 North market." said Lowell Peabody, senior vice president of GVA Williams. Eve Trkla, chief operating officer of Brookwood Financial Partners said, "GVA Williams' presentation was direct and touched on the importance we place on relationships with tenants of our real estate investments, as well as the real estate community." Beth Sarni, vice president for Brookwood Management Partners said, "We take a very "hands on" management approach to our investments and strive to add value not only to our assets but also for our tenants. The GVA Williams team is an excellent fit with our philosophy."
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