WESTWOOD, MA—Human resources analytical and consulting firm PI Worldwide is relocating and expanding its corporate headquarters with a move later this year from Wellesley Hills to more than 21,000 square feet of space at 101 Station Drive here.
The company that provides proprietary information to businesses regarding employee workplace behaviors and skill assessments, signed a 10-year lease for 21,324 square feet at the 208,134-square foot, three-story office building that is owned by a partnership between National Development, New England Development and Eastern Real Estate. PI Worldwide is expected to relocate from its current offices at 16 Laurel Ave. in Wellesley Hills and take occupancy of its new space by December of this year.
Cushman & Wakefield of Massachusetts executive vice president Michael Frisoli, director Matthew Morgan and executive vice president J.R. McDonald represented the building owner and brokered the transaction. PI Worldwide was represented by Thompson Hennessey & Partners' principal Rick Robinson and partner Chris McMahon.
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