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Greatland and Singerman sign Accent Therapeutics to 65,003 s/f lease at Revolution Labs

Lexington, MA According to Greatland Realty Partners and Singerman Real Estate, Accent Therapeutics has leased 65,003 s/f on the entire second floor at Revolution Labs – the largest long-term lease commitment to date at the building.

The ground-up development totals 180,000 s/f of purpose-built lab and office space over three levels and is well-positioned within the Massachusetts “Super Cluster” that is the Waltham/Lexington submarket, home to life science, biotech, and pharmaceutical companies. Located south of Rte. 2 at 1050 Waltham St., Revolution Labs provides access to I-95, walkability to local amenities, and is less than 6 miles from Cambridge.

“We are thrilled to gain Accent Therapeutics as our largest client at Revolution Labs. The project has been thoughtfully designed to support growing innovative companies like Accent in their mission to provide life-changing therapies to cancer patients while retaining their highly skilled workers in the competitive field of life science R&D,” said Claire Donegan Brown with Greatland. “New construction gave us the opportunity to include state-of-the-art infrastructure, amenities, and collaborative workspaces that ultimately attracted Nicole and the Accent team to commit to the project long-term.”

“We are delighted to continue to grow Accent in Lexington, the community where we established our first headquarters,” said Nicole Heifner, CFO at Accent.

“Our new space at Revolution Labs provides us with a great opportunity to advance our exciting oncology programs through the next critical phases of development in a space that promotes innovation, collaboration and employee wellness.”

Revolution Labs offers occupants a superior workspace experience conceived with a focus on sustainability, wellness, and technology to support the needs of the post-Covid knowledge employee. Spaces boast full lab infrastructure with generous ceiling heights and window lines. Amenities include an onsite Craft Food Hall, fitness center managed by Exos, lounge and meeting areas, outdoor deck with event space and fire pit, onsite covered parking, and a sport court. Revolution Labs was designed by architecture firm SGA and is being built by Callahan Construction Managers.

Sustainability features include a solar canopy, electric vehicle charging stations, shuttle service to the nearby Alewife MBTA station, bike share, bike storage, lockers, and showers. To promote walkability, the property connects to four miles of nature trails along the Western Greenway. The building will be certified at the Gold level for LEED, WELL v2, and WiredScore.

“In this growing life sciences market, Revolution Labs provides an excellent opportunity for companies to join and access an ecosystem of skilled knowledge workers who will benefit from amenities that prioritize health and wellbeing,” said Jason Fivek, Managing Director at JLL.

Revolution Labs is slated to open in late 2022, with Accent Therapeutics and other occupants including Keros Therapeutics moving in shortly thereafter. Newmark served as the broker for Accent Therapeutics.

The JLL team leasing team representing the project includes Managing Director Jason Fivek, Managing Director Don Domoretsky, and Vice President Jordan Yarboro.

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