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Tighe, Gutierrez and Ceppos of CBRE represent FCRC in 83,450 s/f lease

According to Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC), WESTMED Medical Group has signed a lease for 83,450 s/f in the office building of FCRC's mixed-use development, Ridge Hill. The project, located 1 Ridge Hill Rd., is currently under construction and will open in 2011. "The addition of WESTMED Medical Group to the already stellar list of tenants at Ridge Hill is a true testament to the successful mixed-use nature of this project," said Bruce Ratner, chairman and CEO of FCRC. "Ridge Hill will be a superb place to live, shop, work and now, be served by an amazing group of medical professionals." FCRC was represented in the negotiations by Mary Ann Tighe, Al Gutierrez and Ian Ceppos of CBRE. Frank Tomasulo, also of CBRE, represented WESTMED.
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