Campanelli Shows Off Heritage Landing

Campanelli director of leasing Pete Brown tells us its strong momentum continues with over 235k SF of proposals in the hopper for recent acquisition, Heritage Landing, a two-building Class-A office complex in North Quincy. The company's in-house construction arm is busy on the building's multi-million dollar renovation, including sleek new entrances, a full-service cafe (imagined above) featuring downtown eatery Sebastian's, a high-end fitness facility, and a modern conference center. Within walking distance to the MBTA's Red Line, the buildings offer the quality, convenience, and amenity package of urban office space at half the rental rate of downtown Boston, with free parking. Serviced by Campanelli's on-site, award-winning property management team, these newly multi-tenanted office buildings accommodate users from 5k SF to 358k SF. For more info on our sponsor and Heritage Landing, click here.

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