News: Front Section
Posted: September 25, 2008
Haynes Mgmt.'s Howard arranges 5,650 s/f lease for Wellesley Walnut
The law firm Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. has leased 5,650 s/f at 15 Walnut St. The firm will be relocating from the Wellesley Office Park to new offices at this property this fall.
Beveridge & Diamond was represented by Neil Ross of Jones Lang LaSalle and the landlord, Wellesley Walnut LLC, was represented by Joe Howard of Haynes Management, Inc.
Beveridge & Diamond was established in Washington, DC in 1974 and concentrates its practice in all aspects of environmental law and litigation.
The firm has offices in Boston and Austin.
Haynes Management Inc. is a Real Estate Management and Development Company that specializes in office and commercial properties in the western suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts and in New Hampshire
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