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Posted: December 9, 2010
Cohen of Glickman Kovago & Co. leases 5,000 s/f for Worcester Scale Co.
Glickman Kovago & Company has brokered a lease agreement between Platinum Performance and Worcester Scale Company at 228 Brooks St.
Platinum Performance will be relocating its fitness facility from the Worcester Business Center on Millbrook St. to 5,000 s/f of space at 228 Brooks St. Platinum Performance will remain open at the Worcester Business Center until renovations are complete in th new building on Brooks St.
Platinum Performance fitness professionals will teach you the right way to improve your overall health and fitness by utilizing the latest techniques and science.
David Cohen of Glickman Kovago & Co. represented Worcester Scale Co. and Drew Higgins of Kelleher & Sadowsky represented Platinum Performance in the transaction.
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