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NB Development Grpoup leases 2,134 s/f to Mainely Burgers at Boston Landing

Boston, MA NB Development Group has signed Mainely Burgers as the most recent retail lease at Boston Landing.  The Mainely signing will kick off the retail leasing in the residential building known as Lantera by taking 2,134 s/f on the ground floor.

Mainely Burgers, now in its seventh year, started with a summer food truck in Maine. Since 2012, the Maine business has grown to two burger trucks and one ice cream truck, aptly named Mainely Treats. In September of 2016, the company opened its first brick and mortar restaurant in Central Square, Cambridge. 

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