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Mansfield of Mansfield Commercial Real Estate handles 18,160 s/f lease

Mansfield Commercial Real Estate has negotiated an 18,160 s/f lease for Time Warner Cable at 90 Crystal Run Rd., Crystal Run Corporate Park. The building is owned and operated by Herbert Albert LLC. Time Warner Cable will utilize the additional space for their media sales, business services and direct sales operations. The class A office building at 90 Crystal Run Rd. totals 90,000 s/f on four floors. Located less than one mile from the Rte. 17/Interstate 84 interchange, the building's other tenants include Toyota Motor Credit, Metropolitan Life, Langerman Eye Institute, Progressive Insurance, Washington Mutual Bank, Wells Fargo Financial, and Merrill Lynch. The lease was negotiated by Elisabeth Mansfield, president of Mansfield Commercial. Peter Albert represented Herbert Albert LLC. Herbert Albert, founded in 1925, has built and leased over 5 million s/f of space primarily in the Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester County, and Orange County. In the 1980s, Herbert Albert expanded into Orange County and established Crystal Run Corporate Park. The company has plans to construct the next addition to the park with a 127,000 s/f office building to be located at 95 Crystal Run Rd.
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