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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa
Thanks Grant, would you have any building names I can google? I'll call the Lowell Chamber of Commerce tomorrow to see if they can be of any help.
I also have emails in to all my Manhattan/Brooklyn stores to see what they say.
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The first place that came to mind is Western Ave, but looks like the largest space they have listed on their website is 1126 s.f. I would maybe consider speaking to them anyway, as they are fairly flexible (and have an incredibly large building), I spoke with them for a while about developing an indoor space for me to work on antique cars.
Western Avenue Studios
Next spot I would check out is Boott Mills, which is an old industrial mill building. They seem to have converted mostly for office space and residential space but may have space suitable for your wants and needs... it is a huge complex and I don't think they have even converted all of it at this point.
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Next I would check out Wannalancit Mills... pretty much same deal and Boott but I think they have converted all of the space.
Here is one link to property there, but don't know if this covers the entire place.
Farley White Interests: Wannalancit Mill, Lowell MA
Finally, I would give a call to the guys at LowellLofts.com; they have a good feel for the market and seem to have a lot of commercial properties listed.
Also, consider that Lowell is commutable from Cambridge if you want to keep on living there... downtown Lowell to Harvard Square is about 40 minutes without traffic, and the reverse commute would work in your favor. Also, the commuter rail from Lowell to North Station is about 45 minutes on a weekday.