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Media Release
- March 19, 2008
Middlesex
Superior Court Moves to Woburn
Cummings
Properties' TradeCenter 128 is the Court's new home
Media Release
The new
furniture has been installed, years of case files have been dusted off,
moved and organized, and the computers are all hooked up and ready to
go. After 40 years in Cambridge, the Superior Court is open and ready
for business in Woburn.
Serving nearly all
of the 54 communities in Middlesex County, the new Woburn building houses
15 courtrooms, clerks' offices, judges' chambers, the probation department,
the law library, and more. In addition, the Court estimates that more
than 400 people will use the building every day, including, lawyers, judges,
administrative staff, jurors, plaintiffs, defendants, visitors, and others
who work at the building and use the system.
In this new location,
employees, visitors, and juries will find a brand new, modern facility
with state-of-the-art heating, cooling and ventilation, operable windows
for fresh air circulation, well-lit, comfortable common areas, and plenty
of free garage and surface parking.
Plus, the new Court
building is completely accessible from almost any location. TradeCenter
128 directly faces Route 128, between exits 34 and 35. It's just minutes
from I-93, Route 3 and the Mass Pike and is easy to reach from metro Boston,
the North Shore, and all the Metro West suburbs. In addition, the MBTA
has added TradeCenter 128 as a stop on its bus route 134.
According to Cummings
Properties president and CEO Dennis Clarke, "Once people start coming
to the Woburn location, they will realize that not only is the building
itself far superior to the Cambridge facility, but it's in an ideal location.
From the ample free parking to the many nearby shopping, dining, banking
and personal services options, most people won't miss the trip to Cambridge."
Adds Clarke, "In fact, I suspect it will take many employees and
visitors less time to get to Woburn than it took them to get to Cambridge."
The occupancy of the
Superior Court building is an important milestone in the evolution of
the overall TradeCenter 128 project. The Court building is the first completed
phase of this 550,000 square foot first-class office complex. The larger,
highly visible 400,000 square foot building is still under construction,
although several leases have already been signed.
The first client to
move into the new building will be well-known international travel company
BCD Travel USA, LLC. The firm is scheduled to move its Cambridge office
to TradeCenter 128 in early May.
The Cummings organization
operates more than 9 million square feet of office, lab and research space
in cities and towns north and west of Boston. With 35 years of experience
and 310 full-time employees, Cummings Properties is known for its innovative,
hands-on approach to building, maintaining and managing its many properties.
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