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Google to Open First DC-Area Retail Store in Georgetown - Connect CRE

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Google will open its first retail store in the D.C. region at 3235 M Street NW later this year. The tech giant has signed a 10-year lease with EastBanc for a 7,000-square-foot space, marking its sixth retail store nationwide. JLL represented Google, while EastBanc was self-represented in the transaction. “EastBanc is excited to welcome Google to Georgetown, one of its select retail locations nationwide,” said Philippe Lanier, Principal at EastBa…

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Google to Open First DC-Area Retail Store in Georgetown - Connect CRE

Google will open its first retail store in the D.C. region at 3235 M Street NW later this year. The tech giant has signed a 10-year lease with EastBanc for a 7,000-square-foot space, marking its sixth retail store nationwide. JLL represented Google, while EastBanc was self-represented in the transaction. “EastBanc is excited to welcome Google to Georgetown, one of its select retail locations nationwide,” said Philippe Lanier, Principal at EastBa…

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Connect CRE broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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