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We were recently contacted by an interesting firm. Helpmovingoffice.com are an up-and-coming firm based in the UK who help tenants with all aspects of moving their office. If you are considering making a move, for any reason, you should check … Continue reading →

It was a dark and stormy…day, in Boston’s Seaport District. Also known as the Innovation District. You can see the hulking roof of the Boston Convention Center on theleft, the towers of International Place and theFederal Reserve on the right. … Continue reading →

The first week of the New Year started off with three separate space planning sessions – all for different suites of office space. A critical component in the leasing process is to conceptualize and then to finalize the office space … Continue reading →

Usually it is pretty quiet the last week of the year – but not 2011! We had a terrific meeting on Tuesday to review a build-to-suit site in along Rt. 128. Here we are working  with a national franchise operator … Continue reading →

On Dec 20th, about 20 people participated in a tour of the Castle Square Deep Energy Retrofit project. Assembled by LISC (Local Initative Support Corporation)-Boston Program Officer, Elizabeth Glynn, the group came from a number of different housing agencies/organizations around … Continue reading →

These are Green Buildings, so come on down! (This is the entrance to LEED EB Gold “One Boston Place” at 201 Washington St, Boston)…you may have noticed a few marquee properties “going green” in Boston. Well, it’s the right thing … Continue reading →

It was another busy week for Lee Partners. We scheduled and participated in a second New Hampshire tour of “flex” manufacturing and office space for a defense contractor currently located in Southern New Hampshire with a second office in South … Continue reading →

Check this out: this office has space for only 60-70% of the firm’s employees. Fast Company Exist – their channel devoted to tech innovation – recently reported on an office of the future. Plantronics is based in europe and their … Continue reading →

A Tour this week with an organization looking to re-locate from the Suburban market into Cambridge included a visit to two buildings being redeveloped by Equity Office in Cambridge. Both 125 and 150 Cambridge Park Drive, Cambridge, MA are going … Continue reading →

I was invited to the New England Regional Smart Growth Conference last week – hosted by the Lincoln Institute at the Federal Reserve of Boston. I follow the Institute because I’ve always been a land planning geek. Your twitterers can … Continue reading →