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Posted: November 17, 2017
R.W. Holmes completes 84,000 s/f assignment at 89 October Hill Rd.
Holliston, MA According to R.W. Holmes, 89 October Hill Rd. is 100% leased. This 4-star office/R&D building, located in New Englander Industrial Park is situated in a master-planned park within a wooded landscape. The building has a generous window line and multiple loading docks. The property is located on Rte. 126, close to downtown Framingham.
Tenants in the building include, That’s My Ticket, Ox Paper Tube & Core, Ever Affordable, LLC and Pilgrim Rock Management.
Garry Holmes, SIOR and Craig Johnston represented the owner, 89 October Hill LLC.
Since 1976 R.W. Holmes Realty has assisted corporations and investor/developers with their local, national, and international real estate needs. R.W. Holmes specializes in property leasing, investment sales & acquisitions, tenant representation, consulting services, market valuation & research, and asset management. www.rwholmes.com
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