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Posted: August 10, 2018
Ogasapian and Bartholomew of R.W. Holmes
handle 85,000 s/f at 85 Rangeway Rd. within Forest Ridge Park
Billerica, MA R.W. Holmes has completed over 85,000 s/f in new leases at 85 Rangeway Rd. within Forest Ridge Park, filling the vacancy created by Schneider Electric’s exodus to Andover. The property is handled by R.W. Holmes’ Rte. 3 North team of Mike Ogasapian and Jim Bartholomew. The park features three modern R&D/office buildings totaling 150,000 s/f, in a campus like setting located just off Rte. 3 and 495. It is now over 90% occupancy, with two suites remaining.
New to the building are Integra Life Sciences, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Diamond USA, Synergy Associates, SmartLink, Noise Control Engineering, and Harvest Automation. The park features heavy power and infrastructure that will accommodate varied tenant requirements.
Forest Ridge Park is part of the suburban portfolio of K & L Realty of Worcester, which owns and manages office properties in the greater Boston, Metrowest, and Worcester submarkets. Founded in 1983, K & L’s focus is immediate, high-quality service to tenants, attention to detail, and the highest value rent in the marketplace.
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