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Posted: April 19, 2012
O'Brien Commercial Properties arranges 3,749 s/f in two leases
Kyrus Mobile has leased 1,500 s/f at 336 Baker Ave. O'Brien Commercial Properties exclusively represents the ownership Baker Ave Appreciation LLC and, with several new tenants on board, is offering the two buildings for sale for a reduced price of $1.5 million.
In addition, Sechrest & Bloom, LLC Certified Public Accountants and financial advisors Sechrest Financial Services have leased 2,249 s/f of office space at 526 Main St. in Acton. Both companies will be relocating from their current headquarters in May. O'Brien Commercial exclusively represented the landlord, MIG Acton, LLC and directly procured the tenant in this long term lease.
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