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Kadis of Linear Retail Properties leases 1,635 s/f to Rev’d Indoor Cycling

Joel Kadis, Linear Retail Properties Joel Kadis, Linear Retail Properties

Burlington, MA Linear Retail Properties, LLC, has signed a lease with Rev’d Indoor Cycling at the Burlington Marketplace, 68 Burlington Mall Rd.

Rev’d is a 1,635 s/f boutique cycling studio with top of the line equipment and instructors. It offers indoor cycling classes in an environment with music and lighting designed for workouts. The Burlington site is the third location for the retailer with other locations adjacent to Legacy Place in Dedham, and at Patriot Place in Foxborough.

The deal was facilitated by Linear Retail’s, Joel Kadis, partner - leasing & development, and Blackline Retail Group’s president, Dan Dori. Burlington Marketplace is now fully leased.

Kadis said, “Rev’d Indoor Cycling provides a fitness option currently unavailable for the significant Burlington office community. We expect it will provide an ideal complement to our existing health oriented tenants including Pure Barre Fitness Studio, b.good and Clover Food Labs.”

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