Having stabilized the property with the Neescom lease, Taurusreportedly is seeking $12.8 million for the fully occupiedbuilding. While company officials did not return phone calls bypress deadline, one source says Taurus is calling for offers bylate September. "It's a very nice property," says the source. "It'swell-built and really accessible to Route 495. They should get alot of interest."

Taurus has been an active buyer and seller of real estate inBoston during the past three years. The firm, which is backedlargely by high net-worth German investors, recently sold twoproperties in suburban Westford and Lowell. The company also justclosed on a trio of Downtown Boston office buildings. That60,000-sf Financial District portfolio was purchased for $7.92million.

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