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Posted: November 30, 2010
Malloy and Latham of Lincoln Property Company complete 10,203 s/f lease
Marlborough Ma Lincoln Property Company has leased 10,203 s/f of office space to Skyscape at 293 Boston Post Rd. Skyscape will relocate from 100 Locke Dr., to their new headquarters. Kevin Malloy, senior vice president at Lincoln Property Co., represented the landlord and Tim Latham, vice president at Lincoln Property Company represented the tenant, Skyscape.
293 Boston Post Rd. is a 178,697 s/f office building. The building was built in 1989 and is home to a variety of technology based corporations.
"Skyscape is an excellent addition to the growing technology companies based at 293 Boston Post Rd," said Malloy. "We are very pleased that the technology-based health care company has chosen the building as their headquarters."
Skyscape is the worldwide leading service for trusted medical information by specialty for mobile devices. Skyscape's service enables healthcare practitioners to tailor their experience from the most trusted medical information available and delivers it in an intuitive manner that supports the natural thought flow for diagnosis and treatment.
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