Nano Terra has leased 12,972 square feet of lab and office space at 735-737 Concord Ave. in Cambridge in a relocation from 50 Soldiers Field Place in Brighton.
Avison Young’s Jack Kerrigan and Colin Whitney represented landlord Spinelli Commercial Properties. Cushman & Wakefield represented Nano Terra, which develops printing and patterning for industries including aerospace, life sciences and electronics.
The 10-year median vacancy rate in the Cambridge’s Alewife submarket is 7.4 percent.
"The Alewife submarket is unique in that it offers multiple public transportation options with convenient access to suburban labor pools, as well as lower occupancy costs than in nearby Kendall Square," Brendan Carroll, Avison Young’s vice president of research, said in a statement.



