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Posted: July 8, 2009
NAI Hunneman leases 2,019 s/f at 330 Congress St.
NAI Hunneman recently leased office space at 330 Congress St. in Boston's Fort Point Channel district.
Stevens Advertising, a full services advertising agency, signed a 2,019 s/f lease on the 5th floor of the brick and beam office building.
NAI Hunneman's Jeffrey Becker, senior vice president, and David Cooney, senior associate, represented the landlord, New York-based Brickman Associates, and procured the tenant in the transaction. NAI Hunneman also serves as exclusive leasing agent for the property.
Originally built in the 1890s, the six-story, 35,811 s/f building has been renovated and modernized and offers easy access to I-93 and Mass. Tpke. (I-90) and Logan Airport.
NAI Hunneman is a leading provider of commercial real estate services to corporations, institutions and the private market.
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