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Posted: July 30, 2015
O'Brien of Greater Boston Commercial Properties handles 9,333 s/f in leases
Bret O'Brien, president of Greater Boston Commercial Properties recently represented the landlord in leasing 8,009 s/f at 239 South St. O'Brien procured the tenant Gorman Richardson Lewis Architects in a long term lease of the entire top floor of this three story office property. The firm will relocate from 77 Main St., where it has been located for the last fifteen years.
Greater Boston Commercial Properties also leased 1,324 s/f on the second floor to Electronic Fluorocarbons for its Massachusetts management office of it manufacturing operations located in Penn. O'Brien was the sole broker of record in both transactions.
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