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Posted: September 19, 2007
Starita and Halloran of Lincoln Prop. Co. broker 11,052 s/f lease
LifeCare Centers of America and a LifeCare at Home of Mass. leased 11,052 s/f at 14 Crosby Dr. LifeCare at Home is a sister entity, providing skilled nursing and hospice care.
LifeCare Centers joins iRobot in a long-term commitment to Boston Properties' Bedford Business Park. The 475,000 s/f park has been upgraded into first class office and R&D space.
Gian Starita and Ned Halloran of Lincoln Property Co. represented the tenants. They will be relocating from Burlington.
The landlord, Boston Properties, was represented in-house by Stacey Baker.
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