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Minnerly and Osvold of NAI Hunneman lease 7,040 s/f to Crossfit

NAI Hunneman brokered a 7,040 s/f industrial lease to Crossfit Automile at 661 Pleasant St. NAI Hunneman's Catherine Minnerly, executive vice president/principal, and Ovar Osvold, associate, represented the property owner, The Mackin Group, and procured the tenant in the long-term lease. 661 Pleasant St. is a 69,440 s/f warehouse building that includes 28,073 s/f of first-class mezzanine office space and 41,367 s/f of warehouse space. Constructed in 1996, the building features concrete block walls with clear heights that ranging from 22 feet under the mezzanine office to 28 feet in the rear portion. The building is located just off Rte. 1 and is less than two miles from I-95 and four miles from Rte.128. "As is apparent from the inclusion of Automile in their company name, CrossFit's owners are thrilled to be opening in this bustling retail corridor," said Minnerly. "The area offers the right mix of high-volume traffic and easy highway access that is sure to help CrossFit Automile succeed."
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