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Posted: December 13, 2007
MRI Center leases 6,000 s/f at West Cummings Park
The MRI Center has relocated its offices to the Cummings Medical Building at 800 West Cummings Park, Suite 1150 with a 6,000 s/f lease.
The move will allow the MRI Center to upgrade its equipment and systems as well as position itself in a growing community of healthcare service providers that offers free parking, on-site MBTA bus service and close proximity to major hospitals.
"We're really excited about moving to our new space," said Susan Clark, regional manager for the MRI. "It will be great for us to be near other medical providers and will be very convenient for our patients.
"The MRI Center staff considered other options, but decided 800 West Cummings Park suited them best," said Erica Wright, leasing/property manager for Cummings Properties, who represented Cummings Properties in the lease negotiations with the MRI Center.
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