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Posted: March 7, 2025
Meeks of O’Brien Commercial Properties brokers 20,000 s/f lease to Utility Partners of America
Leominster, MA According to O’Brien Commercial Properties, Utility Partners of America (UPA) has leased 20,000 s/f of warehouse space at 435R Lancaster St.
UPA is a construction management and services company partnering with energy cooperatives to service utility infrastructure nationwide.
Brandon Meeks of O’Brien Commercial represented the landlord, while Joe Lauro and Micah Stavenhagen of Ironhorn Enterprises represented the tenant, UPA.
O’Brien Commercial Properties is committed to providing innovative solutions through a personal and individualized approach.
With over 35 years of presence in the Greater Boston market, OCP has consistently delivered exceptional levels of service and solutions for clients. Guided by our commitment to fostering long term relationships, we pride ourselves on our tenacious approach to serving clients, with character, integrity and the relentless pursuit of their vision.
Since 1998, OCP has maintained a strong reputation and expertise in the brokerage and management of industrial, office and land properties in Central New England, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.
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