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Posted: December 16, 2009
Plunkett, McDonald and Havern of Cushman & Wakefield handle 102,000 s/f lease
As the Boston south market continues its slow march, DPI Mid Atlantic's 102,000 s/f warehouse lease at 135 Will Dr. was a rare, energetic signal.
The lease was with landlord JF&S Realty at a building where users from 100,000 s/f up to 406,000 s/f can be accommodated. 135 Will Dr. features CSX Rail access, clear heights up to 30' and a location that is under 15 minutes from Rtes. 24, 93, 128 and 95.
DPI Mid Atlantic is a logistics company with clients such as Starbucks. They were represented by Robert Gibson and Edward Jarosz of CBRE in the transaction.
JF&S Realty was represented by Cushman & Wakefield senior directors J.P. Plunkett and J.R. McDonald and associate Ned Havern.
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