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Posted: January 5, 2012
Remember When? November 28, 1969
The steel structure is now rising for the 32-story Keystone Building at High, Congress and Purchase Sts.
Co-owner of the $30 million office tower with Rose Assoc. are Central & District Properties, London and Keystone Custodian Funds, Boston, the prime tenant.
Leasing and managing agents for the tower is William C. Conman & Son, Boston.
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