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Posted: December 25, 2015
McEvoy of Conrad Group leases 63,235 s/f at 200 Shuman Avenue
200 Shuman Avenue - Stoughton, MAStoughton MA James McEvoy, senior vice president of The Conrad Group, recently negotiated a lease of 63,235 s/f at 200 Shuman Ave. McEvoy represented the tenant, Globe Composite
James McEvoy, Conrad GroupSolutions, LTD in the transaction. Globe is a leading-edge developer of specialty non-metallic materials for military, medical, material handling, industrial, oil field and marine applications. The company will be consolidating manufacturing and warehousing operations at the building from its facilities in Rockland and E. Bridgewater.
The property, recently purchased by Equity Industrial Partners of Needham, totals 158,000 s/f.
The owner is preparing several base building improvements including a new roof, HVAC, warehouse/mfg lighting, parking and landscaping package. Hunter Emerson and Bruce Levine represented the landlord.
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