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Posted: November 23, 2010
Hastings, Moulton, Allen and O'Connor of NAI Dunham completes three lease deals totalling 20,382 s/f
NAI The Dunham Group recently completed the following transactions:
*Maine Medical Center leased 15,050 s/f of warehouse space at 75 St. James St. from Charles E. Miller, as trustee for The Myles J. Goodman Trust. Greg Hastings, SIOR from NAI Dunham brokered the lease.
*Riverside Builders leased 2,300 s/f of mixed-use space at 68 Mussey Rd., in Scarborough, from 68 MR, LLC. Thomas Moulton, CCIM, SIOR from NAI Dunham brokered the lease.
*Northest Bank leased 3,032 s/f of retail/office space at 383 U.S. Rte. One, in Scarborough, from MER Development. Katie Allen and Frank O'Connor, CCIM, SIOR from NAI Dunham brokered the lease.
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