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Posted: February 2, 2010
Mulroy of O'Brien Commercial Properties represents Shaimas LLC in 6,600 s/f lease to TGL Logistics
Paul Mulroy of O'Brien Commercial Properties recently represented Shaimas LLC, the landlord, in leasing 6,600 s/f of space at 275 Billerica Rd.
The tenant, TGL Logistics, is a logistical expert in warehousing and is based out of Billerica, Mass.
Mulroy was the sole broker in this transaction.
Mulroy specializes in leasing and selling commercial office and industrial space along the Rt.3/495 corridor.
He has an extensive background in sales and will be using this experience to aggressively work this market.
O'Brien Commercial Properties is the exclusive listing broker for this property.
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