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Posted: January 22, 2009
New Dover's S. Hughes, Bradley and J. Hughes rep landlord, CIL Cedar
Scott Hughes, president, Stephen Bradley, senior vice president, and John Hughes, associate of New Dover Associates, Inc., recently represented the landlord, CIL Cedar, LLC in a lease transaction totaling 4,642 s/f of office space on the first floor of 225 Cedar Hill St. to Comprehensive Environmental, Inc.
Bret O'Brien, VP of O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc. represented Comprehensive Environmental in the lease transaction.
225 Cedar Hill St. also known as Cedar Hill Place, is a 107,520 s/f, class A multi-tenanted, three-story building.
New Dover Associates, Inc. is the building's exclusive leasing agent.
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