McKinnon of The Grossman Cos. handles 2,500 s/f lease to The American Red Cross Blood Services
The American Red Cross Blood Services - New England Region, has leased 2,500 s/f for a training facility at Braintree Executive Park, 100 Grossman Dr.
Richard McKinnon, director of brokerage services for The Grossman Companies, Inc., handled negotiations for the landlord, Braintree Executive Park LLC. The Red Cross was represented by Chris Everest, president of Nordlund Associates.
McKinnon said the Red Cross chose the location because of its excellent highway and public transportation access, ample parking and building amenities.
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