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Posted: February 26, 2009
CresaPartners represents 2 leases totaling 8,320 s/f for Ross Silverman & Levy and Roddy Klein & Ryan
CresaPartners recently represented two law firms, Ross Silverman & Levy, LLP and Roddy Klein & Ryan, in office leases totaling 8,320 s/f. CresaPartners is one of the nation's largest corporate real estate firm specializing in tenant representation.
Ross Silverman & Levy, LLP, an immigration law firm, has expanded and extended its lease on the sixth floor at 59 Temple Place to 5,220 s/f. The firm was represented by Rick Lowe, James Topper, and Mike Bannon of CresaPartners.  The landlord of the building is Northland Investments.
Roddy Klein & Ryan, a consumer rights law firm, has extended its lease of 3,100 s/f at 727 Atlantic Ave. in Boston. The firm was represented by James Topper and Brandon Leitner of CresaPartners. Â The landlord of the building is Gould & Co.
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