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Posted: June 17, 2016
O’Brien and Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties lease 35,500 s/f at New England Industrial Park
Benjamin Gatti, Greater Boston Commercial Properties
91 Kuniholm Drive - Holliston, MA
Bret O’Brien, Greater Boston Commercial Properties
Holliston, MA Greater Boston Commercial Properties (GBCP) completed a 35,500 s/f leasing spree in The New Englander Industrial Park. Benjamin Gatti represented the landlord RLM Realty Trust at 91 Kuniholm Dr. in three warehouse leases totaling 18,500 s/f. The three warehouse tenants were Boston Document Systems, Craters & Freighters, and IPL Equipment, Inc. Bret O’Brien represented the landlord BMW Realty, LLC at 75 October Hill Rd. in a lease extension totaling 17,000 s/f, of which 14,000 s/f is high bay warehouse and 4,000 s/f is finished office space.
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