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Posted: December 24, 2014
Linear Retail leases 991 s/f at 249 Newbury Street
According to Linear Retail Properties, LLC, Amorino Al Naturale has signed a 991 s/f lease at its 249 Newbury St. location.
Amorino is a boutique gelato and coffee shop offering Italy's best quality products.
Lea Sasportes, Greater Boston developer and owner of Amorino Newbury Street said, "Setting up our flagship shop on Newbury Street is the perfect location to bring this unique and luxury product that has huge European success to residents and travelers of the Back Bay."
Key deal makers included Joel Kadis, partner of leasing of Linear Retail, Bryan Furze, vice president of leasing & asset management of Linear Retail, and Jeremy Grossman of CBRE/Grossman Development Group, who represented Amorino.
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