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NAI Hunneman brokers 3,887 s/f at 320 Congress St.

NAI Hunneman brokered a 3,887 s/f office lease to Day Software at 320 Congress St. in the Fort Point Channel/Seaport District. Bonny Doorakian, a senior associate, and Jeffrey Becker, senior vice president, both of NAI Hunneman, represented the landlord, Congress Plaza LLC, in the transaction. Bryan Sparkes of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the tenant. Earlier, NAI Hunneman leased about 20,000 s/f of office to four tenants: Proxy Networks Inc., ZMags Inc., One7 LLC and Bonaire Software. 320 Congress St., a 7-story, 53,104-square-foot office building strategically located in Boston's Fort Point Channel/Seaport District, offers beautifully designed brick-and-beam space in Boston's hottest, up-and-coming area. The location offers access to South Station, the MBTA's Red and Silver Lines T, Mass. Turnpike, and Logan Airport, as well as parking nearby.
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