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Posted: March 6, 2014
O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc. completes multiple leases totaling 28,018 s/f
Shortly after Jabez LLC purchased 336 Baker Ave., brokerage firm O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc. completed a leasing campaign that secured ten new tenants. The 23,000 s/f complex of two buildings is now fully occupied.
O'Brien Commercial has opened a small satellite office at this location and is considering relocating its corporate headquarters to Concord by the end of this summer. New tenants include JF White Construction, The MBTA and 1 on 1 Self Indulgence.
O'Brien Commercial has also arranged a 5,018 s/f lease at 2 Shaker Rd., Phoenix Park in Shirley, with Bisousweet Confections, LLC.
Pheonix Park is a multi-tenant fully restored and renovated brick mill complex that caters to small and medium sized businesses. Bisousweet is relocating from Minuteman Airfield in nearby Stow.
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