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Posted: May 11, 2018
Hughes of New Dover Assoc. leases 15,456 s/f to RGN-Marlborough I
Marlborough, MA Scott Hughes, president of New Dover Associates, Inc. represented the landlord, CIL Cedar, LLC in the renewal of 15,456 s/f of office space at 225 Cedar Hill St. to RGN-Marlborough I, LLC, a member of the Regus Group
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Network. RGN-Marlborough I, LLC was represented by Ogden White III, senior vice president/partner, and Robert McGuire, Sr., senior vice president/partner of CBRE/New England.
225 Cedar Hill St. also known as Cedar Hill Place, is a 107,520 s/f, Class A multi-tenanted, three-story masonry, steel and glass office building with a full service café and health fitness center. 225 Cedar Hill St. is fully leased.
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