Also inking a five-year lease was Family Capital Trust, a financial advisory firm, which extended its lease on 3,556 sf of space on the second floor of 33 Broad St.. Michael S. Grill of Fairlane Properties represented the building's owner, Ceres 33 Broad LLC.
Breckenridge Capital Advisors, Inc., a municipal bond portfolio management firm, expanded its space from 2,092 sf to 3,275 sf on the second floor of 200 High St. in Boston under a five-year arrangement. The Davis Cos. of Boston, which owns the property, was self-represented.
In the sole new lease, AccuFile Inc., which provides professional library services for law and accounting firms, financial institutions and other clients, will nearly triple its office space with the five-year lease of 2,817 sf of space at 75 Central St. The firm moves from 40 Broad St where it leased 989 sf. Rico Gilbert of Wingate Management represented the owner, Jenney Building Associates.
Terms of the leases were not disclosed but Peter Trivelas of Equis, who along with colleague James Halepis, negotiated all four leases for the tenants, said rents for the Boston properties were in the low $20-per-sf price range while rents in Woburn for similar properties run in the low to mid-teens.
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