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Posted: December 19, 2025
The Hamilton Co. leases 19,874 s/f to BluePearl Pet Hospital at 659 Worcester Rd.
Framingham, MA The Hamilton Company (THC) has completed a commercial lease agreement with BluePearl Pet Hospital and its occupancy of 19,874 s/f at 659 Worcester Rd. The specialty and emergency pet hospital provides 24 hour-emergency care and specialty services to pets including internal medicine, surgery, and critical care.
“This commercial lease agreement with BluePearl Pet Hospital establishes an easily accessible, centrally located facility providing high-quality veterinary care services to Greater Boston and the MetroWest region,” said Jameson Brown, chairman and CEO of THC. “BluePearl also properly complements our other commercial tenants at 659 Worcester Rd., which is anchored by a Trader Joe’s market and a 99 Restaurants casual dining location.”
Ryan Minihan of CBRE represented the tenant, BluePearl Pet Hospital, in leasing negotiations. THC was represented by Carol Rash – THC’s director of commercial property and asset management.
Founded in 1996, BluePearl Pet Hospital is one of the largest providers of specialty and emergency veterinary care in the U.S. with over 100 hospitals in 30 states. The company relocated its operations from Waltham to its new 659 Worcester Rd. facility.
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