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SVN | Parsons Commercial Group | BOSTON handles 19,3050 s/f lease to Capital Convention Contractors, Inc. 

Southborough, MA SVN | Parsons Commercial Group | BOSTON completed a 19,305 s/f lease with Capital Convention Contractors, Inc.  Garrett Quinn of SVN | Parsons Commercial Group represented the tenant who leased new space at 153 Northboro Rd., also known as 495 Technology Center.

The landlord, The Maggiore Companies, was represented by their in-house leasing representative Jacquelyn Maggiore.

Capital Convention Contractors has been in the exhibition, trade show business for more than twenty five years. They are a general service contractor providing material handling services, furniture rentals, labor and signage for show management and exhibitors.

“Capital Convention Contractors, Inc. has experienced tremendous growth in the past year and their current facility could not accommodate their growth. The property at 153 Northboro Road will accommodate their current and future expansion, while providing the proper storage and distribution needs,” said Quinn.

“We are delighted to welcome Capital Convention Contractors to The 495 Technology Center. We wish them continued success in their new facility,” added Paul Maggiore, Principal and Owner of the Maggiore Companies.

Parsons Commercial Group, Inc., (PCG) is a commercial real estate firm based in Framingham, Massachusetts. The company is a leading provider of commercial real estate services including, leasing (tenant and landlord representation), investment sales, property management, development and construction management services.

Sperry Van Ness International Corporation (SVNIC), a commercial real estate brokerage franchisor headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the industry’s most recognized brands based on the annual Lipsey Top Brand Survey. With more than 190 locations in 500 markets, Sperry Van Ness Commercial Real Estate Advisors provide sales, leasing, and property management services to over 6,000 clients worldwide. SVN Advisors also represent clients in auction services, charter schools, corporate real estate, distressed properties, golf & resort, hospitality, industrial, investment services, land, medical, multifamily, office, retail, single tenant investments. All Sperry Van Ness offices are independently owned and operated.

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