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Eastport Real Estate Services adds 200,000 s/f to prop. mgmt. portfolio

Eastport Real Estate Services, Inc. has added four commercial properties totaling over 200,000 s/f to its property management portfolio. E&F Realty Associated has selected Eastport to manage 70 Blanchard St., Burlington and 3 Edgewater Dr., Norwood. 70 Blanchard St., also known as 128 Corporate Center, is a 5-story, 109,000 s/f class A building located adjacent to Rte. 128. 3 Edgewater Dr., located within the Brookside Park is a 3-story, 50,000 s/f class A building located adjacent to Rte. 1. Fair Realty has selected Eastport to manage and perform leasing at the building located at 10-20 Main St., Natick, a 20,000 s/f multi-tenant commercial property and Vercoe Realty has selected Eastport to manage and perform leasing duties at 46 Eastman St., Easton, a 25,000 s/f office/flex building that is currently 88% occupied. The addition of these properties brings Eastport's managed portfolio to approximately 1.4 million s/f of commercial space and 255 residential units. With the hiring of Robert Bowen in January Eastport has been focusing successfully on expanding their base of management clients. With a specialty of "hands on" management oriented towards mid-cap markets, the portfolio is expanding rapidly.
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