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Massirio of O,R&L Commercial leases two medical office spaces

Cromwell, CT O,R&L Commercial has completed the leasing of two medical office spaces at 80 Shunpike Rd. Originally offered as a full 7,400 s/f floor, the space has experienced strong leasing activity, with multiple tenants now in place. With a shared waiting room and restrooms serving the floor, 1,872 s/f remains available for lease.

Hospital for Special Care will occupy the larger 2,808 s/f space, while Wound Care Specialists LLC will occupy 1,692 s/f bringing a combined 4,500 s/f of new medical tenancy to the property. The new leases add a diverse mix of healthcare services to the building and reinforce the property’s appeal to medical users.

The leases further strengthen 80 Shunpike Rd. as a destination for medical and healthcare providers. The 22,226 s/f medical office building offers three floors, 100 parking spaces, and a convenient location directly off Rte. 9 at Exit 27. The property is also adjacent to Middlesex Health Primary Care and benefits from excellent visibility along Shunpike Rd.

Luke Massirio of O,R&L Commercial represented the landlord, Quantum Office of Cromwell, LLC, and assisted in placing both new tenants at the property.

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