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Posted: January 2, 2008
Hynes and Fahey of DTZ FHO Partners complete 27,638 s/f lease
According to DTZ FHO Partners, Lee Munder Capital Group L.P. has renewed its lease for 27,638 s/f of office space at 200 Clarendon St.
Barry Hynes and Rick Fahey, partners of DTZ FHO, represented Lee Munder while David Martel, executive VP of Cushman & Wakefield, represented the landlord.
According to Ken Swan, president of Lee Munder, "In working with DTZ FHO we were able to lock in our real estate costs for the foreseeable future, putting a critical issue behind us so we can focus on helping our clients.
Hynes said, "Tenants today are looking for quality and value. Lee Munder is no different. We are confident that Lee Munder's tenancy is a perfect fit for the building and the company's long term goals."
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