News: Northern New England

Harrington of Harrington & Reeves leases 4,250 s/f to Securitas Security Services

Harrington & Reeves leased 4,250 s/f of class A office space to Securitas Security Services, USA, Inc. Securitas retained Michael Harrington of Harrington & Reeves to represent their interests in the transaction. Harrington dealt directly with the owner, 1100 Elm Street, LLC. 1100 Elm St. is a 50,000 s/f class A multi-tenant office building located within Manchester, NH's CBD. Harrington & Reeves is a commercial real estate firm with offices in Bedford. The firm was founded by partners Deane Navaroli and Harrington to specialize in tenant and buyer commercial representation. Securitas Security Services, USA, Inc. is an international security services company with offices on multiple continents and over 300 locations in the U.S. Securitas is the successor to Pinkerton's, Burns, and other security firms, and traces its roots back 150 years in U.S. history. Securitas is a world leader in security staffing, mobile patrols and electronic security protection. "We were very pleased with the services of Mike Harrington of Harrington & Reeves in this lease," Alan Moore, leasing manager at Securitas said. "Mike gave us all of our options in the marketplace and was responsive every step of the way over the months of back and forth that it took to finalize this transaction. We're very glad that we chose Mike to represent us and we're grateful for his advice and counsel."
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