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Keogh and Brissette of NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs arrange 6,469 s/f lease to Concierge Physical Therapy

Southborough, MA NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs has leased the entire second floor of 154 Turnpike Rd. for medical office use. The space, formerly occupied by Code Red Engineering, will soon be home to a new Concierge Physical Therapy clinic.

NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs vice presidents James Keogh and Alexis Brissette represented the tenant in the transaction, continuing a strong partnership that has helped Concierge Physical Therapy expand across Massachusetts. Over the past four years, their team has assisted with the opening of three locations, and this new clinic marks the company’s fifth in the state.

This lease highlights the continued demand for high-quality medical office space in the MetroWest market and the ongoing growth of Concierge Physical Therapy’s specialized care model.

 

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