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Saugatuck Commercial Real Estate brings JECT Medspa to Westport

Westport, CT Saugatuck Commercial Real Estate (SCRE)completed the leasing of the boutique retail suite at 24 Taylor Place to medical aesthetics brand JECT. This highly anticipated location marks JECT’s official debut in the Connecticut market.

JECT is a premier medical aesthetics brand specializing in full-face consultations and deeply individualized treatment plans tailored to each client’s unique aesthetic goals. The brand distinguishes itself through its medical-grade standards; all treatments are administered by highly trained, board-certified medical professionals with extensive experience in the aesthetics industry.

The new Westport clinic joins JECT’s growing national footprint, adding Connecticut to its successful roster of existing locations across New York, California, Florida, and New Jersey.

“We are thrilled to welcome JECT to Westport,” said Penny Wickey from Saugatuck Commercial Real Estate. “24 Taylor Place is a perfect downtown Westport location for JECT offering excellent visibility and positioning. Bringing a high caliber, medically backed wellness brand like JECT into this space aligns perfectly with the demographics and demand of the local community.” JECT is expected to open in Q2 of 2027.

Wickey of SCRE exclusively represented the landlord. Peter Levine of Charter Realty represented the tenant.

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