Cresset Harborside LLC has executed three leases for the remaining 7,339 square feet of first class office space on the fourth floor of Liberty Wharf, the mixed-use project on Boston Harbor.
The office space is now 100 percent leased. The leases are with: famaPR for an additional 3,200 square feet; RStudio for 2,200 square feet; and Hayes Bostock and Cronin LLC signing for 2,000 square feet.
Cresset was represented by exclusive leasing agent Jones Lang LaSalle in all office transactions at Liberty Wharf.
famaPR, a public relations firm for technology companies, is adding to its 10,500 square feet of space on the third floor for a total of 13,789 square feet including the fourth floor.
RStudio, an integrated development environment (IDE), will establish its corporate headquarters at Liberty Wharf.
The law firm of Hayes Bostock and Cronin is adding a Boston office to their Andover location.
The other tenants in the four-story wood and glass building are Congress Wealth Management, which develops solutions for high net-worth individuals, families, foundations, and endowments; Cronin Group LLC whose restaurants include Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar & Grill Seaport and Temazcal Tequila Cantina, Atlantic Beer Garden and The Whiskey Priest, as well as American Energy Efficiency Co.
"Liberty Wharf has grown to become one of the most popular destinations in Boston," said Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino. "Its success is proof that the Innovation District is evolving into an established neighborhood where people want to live, work, and play. The new tenants join more than 100 companies and 3,000 jobs that have moved to the area since 2010."
Jones Lang LaSalle Managing Director Bill Motley, Associate Ben Hux and Vice President Katharine Small served as brokers for the landlord. RStudio was represented by Richards Barry Joyce & Partners Vice President Patrick Buckley and Newmark Knight Frank Senior Managing Director James Griffin negotiated on behalf of Hayes Bostock and Cronin. Occupancy for these tenants is scheduled for April 2012.
