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Posted: March 26, 2008
S. Hughes and J. Hughes of New Dover complete two leases - 4,214 s/f
Scott Hughes, president and John Hughes, associate of New Dover Associates, Inc. of Framingham, Mass. represented the property owner, Birchwood Fortune - SPVEF, LLC, as exclusive agent, in two separate lease transactions recently totaling 4,214 s/f at 321 Fortune Blvd.
Pain Specialists of New England, P.C. leased 1,664 s/f of office/medical space.
VHS Acquisition subsidiary Number 9, Inc. leased an additional 2,550 s/f of office/medical space.
New Dover Associates, Inc. was the sole broker in the Pain Specialists of New England, P.C. lease transaction and Kevin Hanna, executive director of Cushman & Wakefield of Mass. was the cooperating broker in the VHS Acquisition Subsidiary Number 9 lease transaction.
321 Fortune Blvd. is a 42,374 s/f, two-story brick office/medical building located within one-half mile from I-495 between exits 19 and 20. New Dover Associates, Inc. is the exclusive leasing agent.
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