BOSTON — Two weeks after the $40.0 million sale of One Faneuil Hall Sq. was first unveiled by The Real Reporter, Jones Lang LaSalle has issued a press release officially commenting on the transaction that was orchestrated by its Capital Markets Group. JLL procured the buyer on behalf of the New York
ARLINGTON — Yet another inner-suburban multifamily transaction was finalized this week, and once more it was a familiar face purchasing 17-21 Grove St. and 1160 Massachusetts Ave. for an aggregate $5.7 million, as Philip Privitera of Somerville continues his regional buying spree of apartments by
TAUNTON — NAI Hunneman, a leading provider of commercial real estate services in Massachusetts, has brokered the $1.5 million sale of a 5,500-sf medical office condominium at 101 Industrial Park Rd., also known as the Myles Standish Medical Center, to Allergy & Asthma Care PC. The practice is
REVERE — Continuing to shift its Bay State portfolio, Invesco Real Estate Advisors is placing Wonderland Marketplace up for sale, having retained CBRE/ New England as exclusive listing agent for the 135,000-sf grocery anchored shopping center that one estimate says could reap more than $30 million.
BOSTON — Calculating the right timing has always been among William W. Goade’s biggest strengths, and it is that innate sense that has led the Cresa Chairman to determine now is the best time to hand over the reins of the national tenant representation powerhouse he created from Boston after
BOSTON — Barely two years after scooping up 711 Atlantic Ave. in the Hub’s historic Leather District, Structure Tone is selling the six-story, 83,000-sf office/retail building to Meritage Properties of New York, industry sources are advising The Real Reporter. CBRE/ New England is said to be agent
FRAMINGHAM — After a fiveyear drought chasing commercial real estate investments, Genesis Management is making up for lost time, or so it would seem following the simultaneous but separate purchases of abutting 32,000-sf office buildings overlooking the Massachusetts Turnpike. Ten and 20 Speen St. w
Signage can be impactful in an office environment from shaping a visitor’s first impression to reinforcing the company image, culture and interior environment. Signage instantly communicates the brand of a company and should reflect the logo and image accordingly. However, in many cases, signage is
BOSTON — A highlight of the Urban Land Institute of Boston’s second annual Urban Marketplace event held here recently was the “Inner Suburbs: Urbanizing the Suburbs” roundtable discussion. Held at the Boston Convention and Exposition Center, the heavyweight panel, consisting of Don Briggs of Federal
BOSTON — It is 21,000 sf down and 20,000 sf remaining to fill 51-63 Franklin St., the former Wainwright Bank & Trust Co. headquarters bought two-thirds empty last year by Charles River Realty Investors and National Development. The co-investors are celebrating four commitments at the three conjoined
NEWTON — It is the classic one-thingleads- to-another story, in this instance a desire among the owner/occupant of 15 Riverdale Ave. to sublease 20,000 sf in the 53,000-sf flex/industrial building located on the Charles River near Watertown Square. After Cushman & Wakefield broker Scott M. Gredler s
BEDFORD — A 16,325-sf lease tendered here at 26 Crosby Dr. is the latest commitment for an office submarket that has been among the most vibrant in suburban Boston thus far in 2012. That strong pulse is reflected in a new Colliers survey showing Route 128 Northwest ahead of eight others in net absor
WESTFORD — Hitting 80 percent on the pre-leasing scale is more of a benchmark than a milestone, but whatever one calls the situation at Cornerstone Square, its latest achievement reflects continued progress at the 238,000-sf project now going at superspeed towards an autumn opening after years in th