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Posted: February 20, 2008
Wilder Cos. leases 10,000 s/f from BRG
Boston Residential Group (BRG), developer of 285 Columbus Lofts, has retained The Wilder Cos. for a 10,000 s/f lease. The retail/restaurant space is located on the first level of the development.
The use of the first floor space to serve as an amenity for residents in Boston's Back Bay and South End communities. It is the second phase of BRG's redevelopment plan for the eight-story building. 285 Columbus Lofts is being converted into 63 loft-style one bedroom and two-plus bedroom condominiums.
Designed by ADD Inc, the lofts will feature open layouts, a European-inspired design, and warm color palette. The exterior of the building will also be fully restored.
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