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O'Neill of The Grossman Cos. renews 4,200 s/f lease for Boston Market

Boston Market has renewed its lease for 4,200 s/f at Quincy Granite Place, a destination retail plaza near Quincy Center. Boston Market was an original tenant when the plaza opened in 2000. Lease negotiations were handled by Frank O'Neill, broker for The Grossman Companies, Inc. who represented the landlord, 126 Granite Street Trust. Anchored by TJ Maxx, Quincy Granite Place is also home to iParty, Dress Barn, Olympia Sports, Papa Gino's and Dunkin' Donuts. The 61,400 s/f center at the intersection of Granite St. and Burgin Pkwy. services both a high density residential and daytime office population as it is just minutes from Crown Colony Office Park and several other office complexes. It is a block from downtown Quincy. The plaza is managed by The Grossman Companies, Inc., and is 100% leased. Based in Quincy, The Grossman Companies, Inc. offers a full range of brokerage services with a focus on leasing and sales of commercial property throughout New England.
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Prescott IOS secures lease of 151 Rivermoor St. for Eastern Bus Co. at 151 Rivermoor St. in West Roxybury

West Roxbury, MA Prescott IOS has arranged an industrial outdoor storage lease for Eastern Bus Company at 151 Rivermoor St. David Skinner and Devon Wagner of Prescott IOS represented the tenant, while Caroline Munn nd Rob Byrne of CBRE represented the landlord, Feeney Brothers Real Estate. The 40,000 front foot site gives the bus operator secured yard space close to the routes it serves across Boston and the inner suburbs.
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