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Posted: July 10, 2014
O'Brien and Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. lease 66,800 s/f
Bret O'Brien and Benjamin Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. represented the landlord in a 66,800 s/f lease at 428 Main St. The tenant Industrial Packaging Supply, Inc. was represented by Peter Kovago of Glickman Kovago & Company. The facility represents a second location for Industrial Packaging, which will utilize it to service packaging and logistics for Lindt Chocolate's.
428 Main St. is an 82,000 s/f world class facility comprised of one third office space, one third flex space, and one third high bay warehouse. Greater Boston Commercial Props.completed the transaction within four months of listing the property in February as the exclusive agent.
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