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Cambridge Health Alliance Renews 73K-SF Lease with Combined Properties

Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) has renewed its 73,500-square-foot lease at Combined Properties’ 195 Canal St. in Malden, MA. Under terms of the lease, CHA will continue to operate its Malden Family Medicine Center there for at least another five years.

The Malden Family Medicine Center has operated at 195 Canal St. since 2007. Affiliated with both Harvard Medical School and Tufts University School of Medicine, its services include family medicine, primary care, behavioral health, nutrition, PACE, women’s health, & pharmacy.

“A true asset to the Malden area public, Cambridge Health Alliance provides the highest quality of healthcare at this leading medical facility,” said Greg Regazzini, SVP and Director of Leasing for Combined Properties. “The outstanding care is complemented by this first-class property, outfitted with all the latest medical technologies.”

CHA was represented by Cresa managing principal Paul Delaney and associate Carter Swaebe.

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