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Posted: January 3, 2008
Kaplan of Kaplan Commercial and Brown of Parsons lease 35,000 s/f
Rick Kaplan of Kaplan Commercial Properties, Inc. and Arlon Brown of Parsons Commercial Group represented George Weston Bakeries, Inc. in the renewal of their lease for 35,000 s/f of warehouse space at 40 Kenwood Circle.
John Eysenbach of R.W. Holmes Realty Co., Inc. represented the landlord. G.W. Bakeries, Inc. is a subsidiary of George Weston Limited which is a publicly traded Canadian company started in 1882 with annual sales of over 30 billion dollars.
George Weston Bakeries Inc. is a distributor of baked goods such as Entenmanns, Boboli, Thomas', Arnold, and Freihofer's.
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