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Posted: December 30, 2016
What was your most notable project, deal, or transaction in 2016? - Dan DeMarco of Campanelli
Dan DeMarcoCampanelli
The sale of Heritage Landing (Heritage One & Heritage Two) was a huge success for the Campanelli team in 2016. When we purchased the properties in 2013 they had been 100% vacant for over five years. Campanelli reinvented the entire campus and transformed the North Quincy market, creating multi-tenant buildings with modernized common area amenities including café service from downtown eatery, Sebastians, a 24/7 grab-and-go food option and a massive fitness center. The combination of amenities and the location right on the Red Line T attracted over 80% of our tenants to move from their offices in Boston and experience great rent savings and value over the CBD.
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