Burgess Properties arranges 21,500 s/f lease for The Picklr

Burlington, MA Burgess Properties, LLC, one of greater Boston’s premier suburban commercial brokerage firms, has brokered a 21,500 s/f lease to The Picklr, a growing national indoor pickleball franchise. According to its website, Picklr has already signed 71 total leases and opened 27 locations nationwide. The Picklr is backed by an array of sponsors including Head and Joola and is being promoted by former Super Bowl champion and now pickleball enthusiast Drew Brees. Formerly occupied by Planet Fitness, the building featuring high ceilings and open layout is located at 40 Ray Ave., just off of the I-95 intersection, abutting The Burlington Ice Palace. The new pickleball facility has a grand opening scheduled for April 12, 2025.

Steve Nohrden and Charlie Jacob of Burgess Properties, LLC represented the landlord and Sam Peterson represented the tenant.

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