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580 Pleasant St.

580 Pleasant St.

Building on Pleasant Street to be Converted to Biotech Lab Space

By Charlie Breitrose | February 3, 2021

The building at 580 Pleasant St. will be renovated to create lab space for life science companies. A building on Pleasant Street will be gutted and renovated to create biotech lab space. The 145,000 sq. ft.

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