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Posted: June 2, 2011
Rudolph of Conway Commercial brokers 1,750 s/f lease for The Einstein Company
The Einstein Company, a property management firm with headquarters in Fitchburg, has leased space in the Bridgewater Industrial Park. The deal was brokered by Tom Rudolph of Conway Commercial.
The park is on East St., off Rte. 104 and near an exit to Rte. 495. The space is 1,750 s/f, and includes some outside storage. One of Einstein's larger accounts is Sovereign Bank.
The lease was arranged for the owner Marotta Corp. of Bridgewater by Conway's Rudolph and Adrienne Kravitz of Capital Realty Partners.
"It's the perfect location for us to expand our South Shore and Cape Cod operations," said Dick Rogers, the operations manager for Einstein Co.
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