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Haynes Management brokerage team completes 26 leases totaling 46,000 s/f

Wellesley, MA The brokerage team of Vida Doyle and Michael Hoban of Haynes Management had a busy start to the year representing ten landlords in 26 transactions totaling over 46,000 s/f. 

All of the transactions were with new tenants joining the Haynes Management portfolio or existing tenants expanding in the towns of Newton, Lexington and Wellesley. 

Vida Doyle, Haynes Management

 

Micheal Hoban, Haynes Management

 

In six different buildings on Washington St. in Newton Lower Falls and Wellesley Hills, nine leases were finalized totaling 11,385 s/f. 

On Walnut St., two buildings saw 5,000 s/f leased and bring 100% occupancy to 65 Walnut St. 

In six different buildings around the city, nine leases were completed totaling 17,398 s/f. 

Lastly, in Lexington and Newton Upper Falls, five leases were signed totaling over 8,000 s/f. 

Haynes would like to thank the following brokerage firms for making some of these deals possible: Rabican Companies, Inc., Boston Realty Advisors, SVN | Parsons Commercial Group and Avison Young. 

Haynes Management Inc. is a Wellesley based real estate management, leasing and development company that specializes in commercial office properties in the western suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts and in southern New Hampshire. Haynes manages forty seven office properties and three retail properties that total over one million square feet of commercial space. Most of our properties have been designed to accommodate Tenants that require 1,000 square feet to 5,000 square feet.

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