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Donovan of DTZ FHO Ptrs. reps. Broadway Ptrs. in 5,855 s/f lease

Mass. Life Sciences Center (MLSC), a quasi-public agency tasked with implementing the state's $1 billion life sciences initiative, will lease 5,855 s/f of office space for its headquarters at the Bay Colony Corp. Center office campus located along Rte. 128. "With the continuing trend of biotechnology and other life sciences companies moving to the Boston suburbs, Bay Colony allows the MLSC to be strategically situated within the emerging suburban life sciences hub and have access to industry stakeholders across the Commonwealth," said Mark Roopenian, VP of leasing and asset management of Broadway Ptrs. Consisting of 968,831 s/f of office space, the center is on 58 acres. The MLSC headquarters will be at 1000 Winter St. Broadway Ptrs. recently reinvested $1 million to complete renovations. Sue Donovan, senior VP of DTZ FHO Partners, represented the landlord. Peter McDonald of McDonald Real Estate Ventures represented MLSC.
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