R. W. Holmes Leases 82,000 SF at Cabot Woods Office Park in Hudson, MA: Massachusetts Homebuyers Homeownership

 WAYLAND, MA— R.W. Holmes announced that it completed three leases, totaling 82,000 square feet of space at Cabot Woods Office Park in Hudson, MA. The leasing of 82,000 SF brings the building to 80 percent occupancy at 2 Cabot Road, a 147,400-square-foot office/flex building located on 18 acres just off I-495/I-290/Route 85. The building is owned by Worcester, MA-based K&L Realty. R.W. Holmes serves as the exclusive leasing agent for the building.

 R. W. Holmes Senior Vice President Craig Johnston and President Garry Holmes assisted the landlord, K&L Realty, in renewing a 35,000-SF lease with Butler Home Products on the first floor of 2 Cabot Road. Butler Home Products is a home cleaning products developer and distributor, which began its operation in 1947. Over the years, Butler has grown significantly, developing new products, innovating product design and partnering with Proctor & Gamble to expand market share and distribute its products globally.

 Senko Electronics, a multinational corporation based in Japan that provides services in logistics, international trade, engineering and optical communication to clients around the world, leased 26,000 SF.  Jayson Rhuda of Mohr Partners represented the tenant. American Battery Solutions leased 13,000 SF on the second floor. Mr. Johnston of R. W. Holmes headed up the search of space for American Battery, a manufacturer of replacement batteries started in 1999.

 Additionally, Versatile Communications leased 7,800 SF. Nate Heilbron of Cresa Partners represented the tenant. Versatile delivers best-in-class information technology and emerging cloud solutions aligned to their clients’ business and IT needs. “It has been a healthy year for 2 Cabot Road in Hudson,” said Mr. Johnston. “R.W. Holmes leased over 82,000 square feet in multiple transactions, adding three new businesses to the park and extending the presence of a long-term tenant.”

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