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Posted: August 8, 2013
Cregan of Paramount Properties and Sherry of Cushman & Wakefield/Hayes & Sherry broker 12,007 s/f
John Cregan of Paramount Properties and Karl Sherry of Cushman & Wakefield/Hayes & Sherry have leased 12,007 s/f of office space to Deloitte, LLP at 10 Charles St.
Cregan brought Deloitte, LLP to the property and Sherry represented the owner, Altus Realty, Inc.
Cregan also leased 2,650 s/f to the RI Dermatology and Cosmetic, LLC at 95 Pitman St.
Cregan represented the owner, Harbour View Associates and procured the tenant.
Paramount Properties Group has been a proven leader in commercial real estate transactions in the Rhode Island and Southeast Massachusetts marketplace since 1989.
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