McKinnon of The Grossman Companies, Inc. brokers 1,700 s/f lease to The Great American Insurance Company
The Great American Insurance Company (GAIC) has leased 1,700 s/f for a Northeast regional office at Ten99 Hingham St.
The announcement was made by Richard McKinnon, director of brokerage services for The Grossman Companies, Inc., of Quincy who represented the landlord, Rockland Haverstraw LLC.
Representing GAIC were Mark McLean, commercial real estate advisor, and Sean Lynch, vice president of Jones Lang LaSalle.
Great American Insurance's divisions offer commercial coverage for a variety of specialized industries. GAIC is a subsidiary of American Financial Group and is based in Cincinnati.
Ten99 Hingham St. also counts among its tenants UBS Financial Services, Cutter Associates, and NTT Data (formerly MISI ).
McKinnon says the new lease is for 1,700 s/f in the 60,000 s/f building. There is a range of office suite sizes. Making the property attractive for tenants are its location at the junction of Rtes. 3 and 228, recent common-area improvements, first-class downtown-style space in a suburban setting, ample parking, and management by The Grossman Cos.
The Grossman Companies, Inc., offers a full range of brokerage services, with a focus on sales and leasing of commercial property throughout New England.
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