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Route 128 office space.
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Looking for office premises around Greater Boston’s Route 128 corridor? Tell our commercial team which towns and commute routes work for your staff, your space needs, budget and timing, and whether you want to lease or buy.

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Write “Route 128 office space” and include preferred towns or exact addresses, lease or purchase, usable space, budget and timing. Describe staff and visitor access, parking, hours, meeting rooms, utilities and any research or specialized facility needs.

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Needham, Waltham and Burlington are separate searches.

Compare the actual entrance, commute, visitor route and parking at each address. A corridor label does not mean every office has the same interchange access, transit options or facilities. If Wellesley, Newton, Lexington or Dedham also works for your search, say so explicitly rather than treating the corridor as one location.

Send our team the address or search criteria. Availability and terms need a current check for the specific premises or service.

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Requirements, terms
and the full cost.

Test staff and visitor access

Map the actual trip from the places your staff and visitors will travel. Visit during relevant arrival and departure periods. Check parking rights, walking routes and building entry rather than assuming a nearby highway solves every commute.

Compare usable office space

Establish the area included, room arrangement, meeting needs, access hours, utilities and services. Ask what would need alteration and who pays. Separate ordinary office requirements from laboratory, research or specialized equipment needs.

Direct lease or sublease

Ask what interest is offered and review the specific agreement with your advisers. For a sublease, investigate the underlying arrangement, remaining term, permitted use, approvals and services. Do not assume a sublease has the same control or duration as a direct lease.

Purchase for occupancy or investment

Explain whether your business needs to occupy the premises or you want to buy an occupied asset. Identify the ownership interest, existing leases, possession, condition and financing questions. Keep a proposed use separate from verified suitability.

Get the specific agreement

Compare rent or purchase price with additional charges, parking, utilities, repairs, fit-out and moving costs. Review term, possession, services, renewal and exit in writing. Compare current terms for each address rather than assuming corridor offices always cost less than Boston offices.

Before committing

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Review the written terms.

Discuss your requirements with our commercial team. Take property, business-use, financing or service-contract questions to the relevant organizations and qualified advisers. This guide does not settle those questions for a particular offer.