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Cotter of Powers & Company completes two leases totaling 8,800 s/f

Horn Pond Plaza on Cambridge Road - Woburn, MA Horn Pond Plaza on Cambridge Road - Woburn, MA

Woburn, MA Leslie Cotter of Powers & Company represented the landlord, Gravestar, in two new leases at Horn Pond Plaza on Cambridge Rd.  Olympia Sports and Zaniac are now both open.  Olympia has leased the 5,600 s/f end cap space and Zaniac Learning has leased the 3,200 s/f former Citibank space.  

Phil Kling, of PK Properties worked with Powers & Company and Atlantic Retail Properties on behalf of Olympia Sports and Steve Menty from Atlantic Retail Properties represented Zaniac Learning.  Zaniac Learning offers K-8 afterschool learning programs. 

The new tenants have joined Whole Foods, Toys R Us, Babies R Us, Rite Aid, Masa Taqueria and Tequila Bar, Tuesday Morning, HairCuttery and other great retailers.  

The center is now 100% occupied with a 4,618 s/f space coming available on March 1st.  Horn Pond Plaza serves the Winchester, Woburn, Lexington and Arlington communities.  Powers & Company represents landlords throughout New England.

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