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Posted: December 24, 2008
Toolin of Sperry Van Ness/Fini Grp. completes leases totaling 20,348 s/f
Matt Toolin of Sperry Van Ness/Fini Group has completed four leases.
Tree Care Industry Assn. leased 11,304 s/f at Hilltop Business Center. The company is a resource on trees and arboriculture. Toolin represented the landlord and acquired the tenant.
Weight Watchers leased 3,539 s/f at 160 South River Rd. Toolin represented the landlord. Paramount Partners represented the tenant.
United Auto Credit Corp. leased 1,964 s/f at 207 Meetinghouse Rd. The company provides automobile financing. Toolin represented the building ownership and acquired the tenant.
Sorenson Communication leased 3,541 s/f at the Gateway Center, Concord. The company is a provider of communications for deaf and the hard-of-hearing. Toolin represented the building ownership and acquired the tenant.
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