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Dalton and Mulvey of DTZ FHO broker 5 leases totaling 150,000 s/f

DTZ FHO Partners' north suburban team represented five tenants in lease transactions totaling 150,000 s/f. Michael Dalton and Mark Mulvey, partners at DTZ FHO represented the tenants in the following deals: *DTZ FHO represented NEXX Systems in its relocation and expansion from Suburban Park Dr. to 39,000 s/f at 900 Middlesex Turnpike. Micah Stubblebine of The Stubblebine Co. represented the landlord, The Gutierrez Co. *DTZ FHO represented Newport Corp. in lease renewal for 37,618 s/f at 101 Billerica Ave., Building 3. Hunter Emerson first VP, and Jason Levendusky, first VP of CB Richard Ellis represented the landlord, BBC Equity Partners LLC. *DTZ FHO represented MKS Instruments in a 36,000 s/f lease expansion at Two Technology Dr., Andover, Mass. Torin Taylor, senior director and Rich Ruggierio, senior director, of C&W represented the landlord, RREEF America LLC. *DTZ FHO represented Old Mother Hubbard in a 22,500 s/f lease for the co.'s relocation from 285 Mill Rd., Chelmsford to 200 Ames Pond Dr., Tewksbury. Flory McCarthy, VP, of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the landlord, Farley White Interests LLC. *DTZ FHO represented Insulet Corp. in the company's expansion in a 14,400 s/f lease at 14 Progress Rd. Levendusky and David Connolly first VP, partner, of CBRE represented the landlord, Colony Realty Partners.
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