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Holmes, Johnston & Bartholomew of R.W. Holmes Realty arrange 15,122 s/f in 5 deals at 33 Boston Post Road West

33 Boston Post Road West - Marlborough, MA 33 Boston Post Road West - Marlborough, MA

Marlborough, MA Garry Holmes, Craig Johnston, and Jim Bartholomew of R.W. Holmes Realty complete leases of 15,122 s/f in 5 deals at 33 Boston Post Rd. West. 33 Boston Post Rd. West is an 113,050 s/f class-A office building located off Rte. 495. Metlife, Sullivan Benefits, KLT, Baypath Elder Services and American Profit Recovery are the five companies to move into the office building.

Metlife was represented by Andrew Sherman and Phil Desimone of JLL, Sullivan Benefits and KLT were represented by the R.W. Holmes team, Baypath Expansion by Neil Ross of JLL, and American Profit Recovery by Tim Latham of Lincoln.

Metlife is a global provider of insurance, annuities and employee benefit programs with leading market positions throughout the world.  Sullivan Benefits was established in 1998 to provide employee benefit and consulting services for midsized employers unique to each clients’ needs. KLT Industries provides national and local waste and recycling services to small businesses with an environmental and community focus. Baypath Elder Services has been offering home care and related services for the elderly desiring to live independently and comfortably at home since their inception in 1977. American Profit Recovery helps businesses recovery their receivables to increase profitability respectfully and with creative solutions that maximize results. 

Since 1976 R.W. Holmes Realty has assisted corporations and investor/developers with their local, national, and international real estate needs. R.W. Holmes specializes in property leasing, investment sales, tenant representation, consulting and asset management. 

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