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Jones Lang LaSalle leases 11,175 s/f at 404 Wyman Street

Tapestry Networks has leased 11,175 s/f of Class A office space at 404 Wyman St. located within Hobbs Brook Office Park. Jones Lang LaSalle senior vice president Keith Gurtler and assistant vice president Matt Malatesta represented Tapestry Networks. Wyman Street Advisors director Robert Borgman negotiated for the building owner Hobbs Brook Management, LLC. The second floor space will serve as Tapestry Networks' corporate headquarters. The firm is expanding and relocating from 1601 Trapelo Rd. The premier five story 413,000 s/f office building on Rte. 128 was renovated in 2005. It features large open atria with skylights, rooftop terraces, and wood paneling and a polished granite lobby. The Forefront Conference Center offers professional meeting rooms with state of the art audiovisual technology and wireless high-speed internet access. Other tenants in 404 Wyman St. include: Novell, IBM, Racepoint Group, and Verdasys.
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