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Posted: September 9, 2010
Perlman of Cale Commercial brokers 2,100 s/f lease for Brain Balance
Andrew Perlman of Cale Commercial Realty Group, Inc. represented Brain Balance Achievement Centers in the leasing of 2,100 s/f at 156 Andover St. This is the first Mass. location for the nationwide learning center. The retail location offers visibility and close proximity to Rtes. 95, 1 and 128. In addition, the strip plaza has a traffic light for accessibility. Dan Corbett represented the landlord, 156 Andover Street, LLC.
The Brain Balance Achievement Centers provide an individualized and comprehensive approach to helping children with neurobehavioral and learning difficulties. This proprietary, non-medical program has been successful in helping hundreds of children reach their physical, social/behavioral health and academic potential. Currently, there are 29 centers located throughout the U.S.
CALE Commercial Realty Group, Inc., is located in North Andover, MA and is a full service commercial real estate brokerage.
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