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Posted: June 4, 2015
Jaffe of Eastport Real Estate represents Legacy Real Estate Ventures in 3,462 s/f lease
Legacy Real Estate Ventures, owner of 600 Clark Rd., a 35,000 s/f medical building at the intersection of Rte. 495 and Rte. 38, recently completed a long term 3,462 s/f lease for the relocation of Nephrology Associates of the Merrimack Valley, who will be moving from 33 Bartlett St. in Lowell later this summer. The tenant takes over an existing medical suite.
Legacy was represented by Mike Jaffe of Eastport Real Estate, the tenant was represented by Fred Faust of The Edge Group. The building is now 94% occupied.
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