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Posted: January 7, 2009
JLL's Ostop, McMahon, Schless and O'Neil complete two leases
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. has completed two lease transactions for a combined 3,280 s/f of first class medical office space at The Rutherford of Blue Back Sq. The 128,000 s/f medical office building in Blue Back Sq. is part of the 600,000 s/f mixed-use development owned by Blue Back Square, LLC. Jacobs Sodipo and OBGYN Associates are both new tenants to the building leasing 1,900 and 1,380 s/f, respectively.
Jones Lang LaSalle associates Christopher Ostop, senior vice president; Shawn McMahon, senior vice president; Gary Schless, vice president; and Sean O'Neil, assistant vice president represented the owner and tenants in both transactions.
The Rutherford is a four-story, class A medical office building located at 65 Memorial Rd. with access to I-84.
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