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Technology Co. Moves HQ To Wilmington

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181 Ballardvale St., Wilmington SensAble Technologies, which develops 3D touch-enabled technology, will relocate its headquarters from Woburn to Wilmington’s Ballardvale Office Park.

The company will occupy 28,000 square feet on the first floor of 181 Ballardvale St.

"Ballardvale Office Park perfectly fits the needs of SensAble Technologies, with excellent amenities, easy highway access, flexibility for growth, and outstanding R&D infrastructure with attractive office finishes," said James Lipscomb, senior vice president of Richards Barry Joyce & Partners. "Additionally, the ownership moved swiftly to meet SensAble’s timing and requirements by providing compelling lease terms and fully negotiating a lease within two weeks."

RBJ&P’s Lipscomb, along with John Wilson and Brian McKenzie, represented the landlords, AEW Capital Management and Griffith Properties, in the transaction. SensAble Technologies was represented by Matt Daniels and Chris Lawrence of Colliers Meredith & Grew.

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