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Posted: March 10, 2008
Chevalier of Conley Assocs. completes 2,573 s/f lease
Amy Chevalier of Conley Associates assisted Colby Attorneys Service Company in acquiring a 2,573 s/f space to lease, located at 111 Washington Ave. Colby specializes in filing attorney paper work with the Department of State (DOS). The details of the transaction included moving within close proximity of the DOS's new location at 99 Washington Ave. With Conley Associates help, Colby's guidelines were able to be met quickly and efficiently.
Conley Associates, an exclusive tenant/buyer representative, also provides advisory services, design services, and construction supervision to commercial real estate clients.
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