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Posted: April 2, 2008
Reardon and Corkery of CBRE arrange 36,860 s/f lease for Sabre Management
CB Richard Ellis has arranged the lease of 36,860 s/f of industrial space at 33 High St. on behalf of the landlord, Sabre Management, LLC as well as the tenant, the McNichols Co.
"We thank CB Richard Ellis for assisting us in locating our new facility in Billerica," said Larry Jones, senior vice president of McNichols. "This move supports our expansion strategy for "Hole Products" in the New England region."
The CB Richard Ellis team of Mark Reardon and Dave Corkery represented the Sabre Management, LLC, while Robert Gibson and Ed Jarosz represented the McNichols.
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