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KeyPoint Partners grows management portfolio

Burlington, MA KeyPoint Partners (KPP) managed property portfolio continues to grow with multiple new assignments. The firm was awarded property management contracts for three properties in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania totaling nearly 131,000 s/f, according to William Lawler, partner and director of property and asset management at the Burlington firm. The assignments include repeat business from current clients, as well as new relationships with new clients.

With these new assignments, and the recently announced contracts for eight retail properties throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island and 36 properties in four states awarded by The Grossman Companies, KPP has added more than 1.8 million s/f to its management portfolio.

“We’re grateful to the clients who have trusted KPP with their assets,” Lawler said. “They’ve recognized that our proven expertise and commitment to excellence make us a strong partner for their commercial real estate needs. We look forward to to expanding our relationships”.

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