Hanna and Campbell of Cassidy Turley complete 29,311 s/f lease
Cassidy Turley FHO completed a 29,311s/f lease on behalf of Virgin HealthMiles at 492 Old Connecticut Path. The existing corporate headquarters facility at 139 Newbury St., will be relocated to Framingham Corporate Center and will expand the firm's Bay State footprint to close to 20,000 s/f. The company, which provides employers with programs and technologies that engage employees in healthy behavior change, will accommodate its strong growth at its new headquarters at 492 Old Connecticut Path.
Senior managing directors, principals Kevin Hanna and David Campbell of Cassidy Turley FHO represented Virgin. Bob McGuire, senior vice president and partner at CB Richard Ellis/N.E. represented the landlord.
"We were pleased to work with a company that is focused on engaging businesses and their employees in improving their health," said Hanna. "With a new Framingham location, Virgin HealthMiles can continue to grow and deliver solutions that meet the needs of health-conscious businesses."
"It's been a landmark year for Virgin HealthMiles. We've introduced a range of new products and services that help employers drive greater value from their health and wellness strategies, and we've seen rapid adoption by employers across a variety of industry sectors," said Derek Ransom, chief financial officer of Virgin HealthMiles. "Expanding into our new Framingham office will enable us to continue to deliver market-leading solutions that engage employees at unprecedented rates and help employers measurably address key business challenges."
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