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Posted: February 27, 2014
O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc. leases 9,230 s/f at 42 Nagog Park
O'Brien Commercial Properties, Inc (OCP) represented the landlord, Technology Point Properties, in a 9,230 s/f lease to TeraRecon at 42 Nagog Park.
TeraRecon is one of the largest independent providers and a global leaders in advanced image processing innovation for CT, MR and PET, advanced imaging-based decision support and 3D visualization techniques.
OCP will be marketing the remaining un-occupied 12,837 s/fof office, warehouse and cleanroom space for lease at 42 Nagog Park. The property is located close to Rte. 495 and off of Rte. 2A.
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