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Posted: March 28, 2025
Commodore Builders opens office at 1220 Washington St., Newton, Mass.
Newton, MA Commodore Builders, a veteran-owned, New England-based construction management firm, is returning to Newton after a 9-year stretch in Waltham, Mass. One of the region’s largest general contractors, the return to Newton is an important milestone in the firm’s plans for growth.
The firm’s new office is an innovative space that reflects Commodore’s commitment to excellence and collaboration. The dynamic new workspace supports a diverse range of people and workstyles, featuring open, collaborative areas as well as focus and huddle rooms to connect teams. The space is designed to be flexible with universal-sized offices, several multi-functional spaces, and a café that fosters a vibrant culture.
“This office is built by us, for us,” Tom Comeau, president, said. “It represents the goals of our team members and marks a new chapter in Commodore’s history. We can’t wait to welcome our clients and partners to our new home.”
As of April 1, Commodore’s new office headquarters will be located at 1220 Washington St. Commodore’s Boston office will remain at 695 Atlantic Ave.
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