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Tinkham Rlty. brokers seven leases - 17,414 s/f

Tinkham Realty, Inc. has recently completed multiple leases in southern New Hampshire. Four leases were negotiated at One Corporate Park Dr.  * Joyance Enterprises Co., Ltd. of Taiwan has leased 2,115 s/f. Joyance designs and manufactures desktop cases and industrial rack mount chassis. Judy Tinkham represented the lessor and assisted the lessee. * AMSD Home Services, Inc. dba Benjamin Franklin Plumbing and Heating of Londonderry has leased 2,700 s/f. Doug Hatem represented the lessor. * Hi-Tech Cleaning Services has leased 2,115 s/f. Hi-Tech provides carpet/upholstery cleaning and water damage restoration. Bill Zolla represented the lessor and assisted the lessee. * HealthGoods, LLC has leased 2,115 s/f. Tinkham represented the lessor and assisted the lessee. Mass Wall, LLC leased 2,475 s/f of office/warehouse at Golden Brook Crossing, Lowell Rd., Windham. Mass Wall specializes in metal stud framing and drywall. Tinkham represented the lessor, Monomoy Development, LLC and assisted the lessee. Air Duct Heating leased an 1,820 s/f industrial condo at 195 Robinson Rd. in Hudson. Tinkham represented the lessor, Mr. Handyman, Inc. and assisted the lessee. TRIWire Engineering Solutions, Inc. of Tewksbury, Mass. leased 4,114 s/f at 1 Rebel Rd. in Hudson. Dave Fraser represented the lessor Green Mountain Partners. Tinkham Rlty. is a full service real estate firm servicing all of New Hampshire and northern Mass.
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