Jason Mattox, executive vice president with Behringer Harvard,tells GlobeSt.com that the acquisition represented a value addedplay by the Dallas buyer, which envisions the properties returningstrong results as market conditions improve.
"First and foremost, we like the marketplace and certainly thissubmarket and what has been happening in this submarket," saysMattox, noting that the Boston area has seen a tremendousturnaround since the tech bust of the 1990s.
Built in 1999 and 2001 for Nokia, the two building propertyalong Route 128 just 12 miles north of Boston is set amid a boomingcluster of other high tech tenants that include Microsoft, SunMicrosystems, Hewlett-Packard, BAE Systems and Nortel Networks.
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