McMahon and Ginsberg of Summit Realty lease 5,500 s/f

Brookline, MA Summit Realty Partners completed a lease transaction with a Japanese tea house. Gen Sou En Tea House signed a lease for a 5,500 s/f restaurant space, which is currently under construction and scheduled to open in early 2018.

This 125-seat tea house located on Harvard St. in Coolidge Corner, will offer guests a traditional Japanese tea experience blended with contemporary food pairings for breakfast, lunch, light dinner and dessert, as well as sake, wine and beer in the evening.

Chris McMahon and Travis Ginsberg of Summit Realty Partners represented the tenant, Harada Tea & Foods, Inc. d/b/a Gen Sou En.

Summit Realty Partners is currently involved in representing a variety of tenants looking to expand their businesses in and around the New England area.

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