Wyman Street Advisors closes a two building complex of 120,000 s/f

The former Johnnies Foodmaster retail plaza on the Revere/Malden line is getting a long-awaited boost in the form of new ownership and a signature tenant - Boston Harley-Davidson. A September 17th closing on a 2 building complex of 120,000 s/f on 7.58 acres completes more than six months of due diligence, permitting, and other redevelopment activities. The site will be improved to showcase Harley-Davidson's new showroom and service center. Harley-Davidson of Boston's manager, Shawn Lillie said, "Harley-Davidson is thrilled with our new location, and the opportunities it presents to enhance our brand and create a uniquely customized and hands-on experience for our riders." Steve Woodworth of Wyman Street Advisors led the Harley team with support from director Bob Borgman. Scott Dragos of NAI Hunneman Commercial represented the seller.

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