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Kumnick and Morizio of Colliers International complete 69,400 s/f lease

Keith Kumnick, SIOR and Nick Morizio, CRE, SIOR of Colliers International have completed a69,400 s/f industrial lease. JSC Wire & Cable has leased a portion of the 125,000 s/f facility located at 35 Industrial Park Dr. from Kimball Brothers Realty. JSC is a manufacturer and will be relocating from New Jersey. Kumnick and Morizio have teamed up on several significant transactions in Conn. and Mass. during 2010 and have leased 600,000 s/f of industrial space with a transactional value in excess of $15 million. Other transactions include 80,000 s/f in East Longmeadow with Blu Homes, 131,000 s/f in Westfield with Aaron's and 300,000 s/f in Windsor, Conn. with Permasteelisa Cladding Technologies.
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