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Posted: September 25, 2015
Mulroy of O’Brien Commercial Properties arranges 15,950 s/f in leases
14 Progress Road - Billerica, MABillerica, MA Paul Mulroy, senior vice president of O’Brien Commercial Properties, recently represented Customer Service Associates in leasing 14,400 s/f of flex space at 14 Progress Rd. CSA is a nationwide technical service provider that develops strategic partnerships with high-tech equipment manufacturers and distributors. The landlord was represented by CBRE New England.
Paul Mulroy, O’Brien Commercial PropertiesMulroy also represented Brookdale Healthcare Services, in leasing 1,550 s/f of office space at 512 Main St. Shrewsbury, Mass. Brookdale Healthcare specializes in senior assisted living across New England. The landlord was represented by Kelleher and Sadowsky.
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