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Posted: January 22, 2015
Quinn of Parsons Commercial Group, Inc. completes lease for Focus On Fitness totaling 15,000 s/f
Garrett Quinn of Parsons Commercial Group, Inc. (PCG) completed a new lease for Focus On Fitness at 290 Eliot St.
Focus On Fitness leased 15,000 s/f of space at the Ledgemere Park building.
"Focus On Fitness is the ideal amenity to complement the existing tenant mix at Ledgemere Park. This brand new, state of the art facility will be a great neighborhood resource for those who live and work in the community,"said Quinn.
Focus On Fitness will be relocating their existing facility from 63 Fountain St. in Framingham.
Focus On Fitness was founded by Louise Boland in 1981 through her love of fitness and the inspiration to help others become fit.
They will be offering personal training, yoga, massage therapy, spin classes, weight training, group fitness, step, zumba, boot camp classes and much more with top of the line equipment.
PCG is a commercial real estate firm based in Framingham. The company is a leading provider of commercial real estate services including, tenant and landlord representation, investment sales, property and asset management, development and construction management, advisory and distressed asset advisory services.
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