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Posted: December 20, 2012
CBRE|The Boulos Company completes 11,414 s/f in three leases
CBRE|The Boulos Company recently completed the following transactions:
* Downeast Pension Services renews its lease of 5,814 s/f at 41 Campus Dr., New Gloucester. Drew Sigfridson and Derek Miller represented the landlord, October Corporation in the renewal.
* Amazing DJ, LLC leases 600 s/f at 995 Forest Ave. Miller represented the landlord, Income Property Management, and Marie Gresik with Malone Commercial Brokers represented the tenant.
* Engility Corporation renewed its lease of 5,000 s/f at 6 Oak Grove, Bath.Leased from the landlord 53-57 Allen Ave, LLC. The tenant was represented by Dan Greenstein.
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