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Posted: May 19, 2011
White of CBRE | Portsmouth brokers 5,000 s/f lease for First Student, Inc. - leased from Joseph's Equipment
According to CBRE | Portsmouth, First Student, Inc. has leased 5,000 s/f of warehouse/garage space at 25 Lafayette Rd. First Student is one of North America's leading school bus transportation services. First Student will use the property as a service facility and a parking lot for their vehicles.
Kent White of CBRE | Portsmouth represented the tenant and Chris McInnis of Paul McInnis, Inc. represented the landlord, Joseph's Equipment.
About CBRE | Portsmouth
CBRE | Portsmouth is an affiliate office of CB Richard Ellis, Inc., the world's largest commercial real estate services company. This strategic partnership combined national resources with regional control and ownership to offer our clients a balanced service platform. CBRE | Portsmouth services the Seacoast and I-95 corridor and works closely with nearby CBRE | New England offices in Manchester, New Hampshire, Portland, Maine, Boston, Massachusetts, New Haven, Connecticut, Hartford, Connecticut and Providence, Rhode Island.
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