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Posted: November 23, 2011
Corporate Realty Advisors, Colliers International sign Rosa Mexicano to 8,000 s/f
According to Pembroke Real Estate and Colliers Internationa, Rosa Mexicano has signed as a new tenant at Seaport West leasing 8,000 s/f of commercial space for 15 years on the corner of Seaport Blvd. and B St. Rosa Mexicano was represented by Corporate Realty Advisors. Colliers International's Retail Services Group represented Pembroke Real Estate. Seaport West is a 575,000 s/f 17-story, LEED Silver certified office tower located at the heart of the Seaport District and Boston's evolving Innovation District.
"We are excited to welcome Rosa Mexicano not only to our building and the Seaport, but to the city of Boston," said David Lucey, vice president, Pembroke Real Estate. "Rosa Mexicano is a high quality operation that will attract a great lunch and dinner crowd to the area, as well as enhance and diversify the amenities available to our tenants and guests."
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