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Fallon, Hanna, Brown and Barnes of Cassidy Turley FHO broker 18,707 s/f on behalf of Sekisui Diagnostics

Cassidy Turley FHO completed an 18,707 s/f lease on behalf of Sekisui Diagnostics at 4 Hartwell Place. Sekisui's new space, which will house up to 85 employees, will take the place of the facility which is currently housed at 31 New York Ave., Framingham. This entity was formerly the diagnostics division of Genzyme and was purchased by Sekisui Chemical in 2011. 4 Hartwell Place is a one-story building with access to I-95 and Rte. 128. The property accommodates a range of uses from lab space to high-end research and development functions. Managing principal Joe Fallon, senior managing director, principal Kevin Hanna, senior managing director, principal Mike Brown and associate Connor Barnes of Cassidy Turley FHO represented Sekisui Diagnostics. Eric Smith, senior vice president at Richards Barry Joyce & Partners, represented the landlord, King Street Properties. "We are pleased to relocate Sekisui Diagnostics' HQ to 4 Hartwell Place," said Paul O'Connor, vice president of business administration at SekisuiDiagnostics. "We are grateful to Cassidy Turley FHO for helping us review our real estate options and are pleased with our selection decision. We are very excited to join the established and growing list of life science companies doing business in Lexington." "We are pleased to add Sekisui Diagnostics to our impressive Lexington tenant roster, which includes T2 Biosystems, Quanterix and Abpro," said Stephen Lynch, principal at King Street Properties. "Many tech firms are weighing the benefits of relocating outside of the city to capitalize on competitive rental rates and a better quality of life, without sacrificing proximity to Cambridge and Boston's unrivaled cluster of businesses, schools and hospitals," said Hanna. "Sekisui Diagnostics is a leader in the global diagnostics industry, and we hope to partner with the firm on future expansions as it continues to succeed and grow in Massachusetts."
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