DiGuiseppe of Realty Partners, NE leases 2,400 s/f at Beverly Plaza

Christopher DiGuiseppe, director of leasing for Realty Partners, NE (RPN) leased 2,400 s/f in Beverly Plaza to Calibasil a Vietnamese Eatery. The Beverly location is Calibasil's first location in the Boston market. Calibasil is a quick and casual Vietnamese dining concept committed to the freshest and most natural ingredients available. Calibasil offers the best and most popular Vietnamese menu items such as "Pho" and "Banh Mi" while incorporating an open air kitchen allowing consumers to fully customize their meal. Adopting proven restaurant design concepts with the emerging demand for "Pho" Calibasil revolutionizes the way Vietnamese cuisine is prepared and enjoyed by everyone. Calibasil is a California concept where Pho restaurants are a lifestyle food choice located in every retail center. RPN is excited to add this unique fast casual concept to our list of restaurant concepts. Realty Partners is Calibasil's exclusive agent for Calibasil and responsible to growing Calibasil throughout New England.

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