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Posted: April 28, 2017
Capital Group Properties signs new leases at Northborough Crossing
Northborough, MA Capital Group Properties has signed several deals at their new retail project at the entrance to the 650,000 s/f Northborough Crossing Regional Shopping Center. For the new 70,000 s/f expansion just completed, only 12,000 s/f is now available for lease. Remaining square footage can be subdivided as little as 1,500 s/f or as large as 8,000 s/f.
With Wegman’s being a strong anchor for Northborough Crossing, along with BJ’s Wholesale Club, Kohl’s and TJ Maxx, recent tenants have been signing on, such as Pure Barre, Huntington Learning Centers, Hanto Restaurant and the Dental Oasis. The new expansion currently includes Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza, MedPost Urgent Care, Applebee’s, Margaritas, St. Vincent Hospital, MooYah Burgers Shakes and Fries, SportClips and Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches.
For more information on leasing, contact Ria McNamara at Retail Real Estate Advisors.
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