Hunneman Research lead Mark Fallon weighed in on the Boston office market in a Bloomberg piece.
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Great piece from Bloomberg with Hunneman Research lead- Mark Fallon weighing in on the Boston office market.
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Hunneman
Providing innovative Commercial Real Estate solutions since 1929
- Industry
- Leasing Non-residential Real Estate
- Location
- Boston, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Hunneman
Founded in Boston in 1929, Hunneman Commercial offers a full range of real estate brokerage, leasing, investment sales and management services throughout New England, as well as 400 other markets across the nation and around the world. Today, Hunneman has developed specialties in the emerging technology fields to complement its strength in traditional industrial, office, and research and development real estate. Hunneman is a Boston market leader in real estate investment sales
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