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Posted: August 4, 2009
Kaplan of Kaplan Commercial Properties reps Rainbow Movers in 21,000 s/f lease
Rick Kaplan of Kaplan Commercial Properties, Inc. recently represented Rainbow Movers, Inc. in the leasing of 21,000 s/f of warehouse space at 42 William Way. Rainbow Movers has been in business for over 90 years and currently owns commercial space in Franklin and Plymouth, Mass. The company specializes in home delivery and high touch, high value freight warehousing and transportation. Kaplan also represented the owner of the building, KREG LLC.
In addition over the past 6 months, Kaplan has leased over 6,400 s/f of office and warehouse space to seven tenants at 31 Hayward St. in Franklin, Mass. Kaplan placed such tenants as Therapy Connections, Greenpark Mortgage Corp., LPL Financial Services, Jacobson Rost Marketing Communications, Inc., McDonald Cabinet and Countertop Distributors, Interactions Corp., and Summit Medical Technologies, Inc. The Hayward St. Mill offers space to many types of users. The mill is ideal for warehousing, office or retail use. This property is owned by Moseley Realty LLC.
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