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Posted: July 12, 2011
Moskowitz of Heritage Corp. arranges 2,000 s/f lease for Setti Warren for Senate
Steven Moskowitz of Heritage Corp. recently leased some 2,000 s/f of office space at 241 Walnut St. to Setti Warren for Senate. Moskowitz represented the lessor, J&M Management, LLC in the transaction.
The campaign office is centrally located near the intersection of Washington St., is handicapped accessible with good parking and public transportation.
The office will be staffed by permanent employees and many volunteers supporting Warren's candidacy for state senate. The site is the second office Moskowitz has rented to Warren having leased its campaign office for mayor which helped his successful election.
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