Summit Realty Partners leases 2,019 s/f to HotWorx in Bedford

Bedford, NH Summit Realty Partners, Inc. signed a new 2,019 s/f lease with HotWorx, an infrared fitness studio at Hannaford Plaza. While HotWorx features various existing locations, this will be their first location in New England. This virtually instructed exercise program allows users to experience the benefits of infrared heat absorption while also completing a 30-minute isometric workout or a 15-minute high intensity interval training session.

Summit Realty Partners, Inc. represented the landlord in this transaction and Matthew Giokas of Paramount Partners represented the tenant.

Hannaford Plaza is a 102,824 s/f multi-tenant shopping center located at the intersection of Kilton Rd. and South River Rd. This property is anchored by Hannaford Supermarket and HomeGoods. Neighboring tenants include Kohl’s, Whole Foods, Marshalls, Trader Joe’s, Starbucks, Chipotle, CVS and more. This center is now 100% leased.

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