Studley's corporate managing director Erik Schmall represented Aeroflex in the deal. He tells GlobeSt.com that the firm is rapidly expanding due to the success of its business and several recent acquisitions of other companies.
Schmall admits it is rare for a company to locate in two neighboring buildings for one operation, but says landlord WK Equities, represented by Phil Wachtler, "really bent over backward for Aeroflex. It's more of a partnership than a tenant-landlord relationship."
The seven-year lease will give the company 14,000 sf it had been subleasing and 7,000 sf of new space.
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