BOSTON — Much like the diners streaming from its four full-service eateries, Liberty Wharf’s office space is full. The new mixed-use project built at the home of former Boston Harbor landmark Jimmy’s Harborside Restaurant has executed a trio of leases to plug the remaining 7,300 sf of first class of
MALDEN — They might not have been there at the opening stroke of 2012, but NAI/Hunneman Commercial Co. multifamily brokers Carl Christie and Dan McGee have logged considerable hours in this Boston suburb both before and after the new year. Having closed out 2011 by completing a $6.8 million apartmen
WEST BRIDGEWATER — A hulking warehouse saddled by debt in the recession has found new life following its sale to a disparate partnership, as One United Dr. yields $7.6 million thanks to a hybrid marketing process involving an auctioneer and CBRE/New England’s Capital Markets Group.
ANDOVER — In the world of commercial real estate, engineering and tax services—especially when combined in one discussion—usually aren’t hot topics at CRE gatherings. But mention energy efficiency and cost savings, and ears will perk up, particularly among those on the development side.
BOSTON — The theme of this Wednesday morning’s NAIOP event—Cambridge: Ready, Set, Go!—held at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel was ostensibly the massive amount of development being undertaken in the Kendall Square neighborhood, underscoring the draw of the district as one of the premier addr
BOSTON—Moving quickly after announcing a plan to divest substantial real estate holdings, Bank of America has reportedly agreed to sell the lending giant’s flagship Hub headquarters at 100 Federal St. to Boston Properties for more than $600 million, therealreporter.com has learned. According to
BOSTON—John R. Parsons Jr. did not spend much time admiring two properties snagged last summer on Boston’s Beacon Hill, but the Parsons Commercial Group namesake found plenty of suitors eagerly jumping for 24 Joy St. and 88 West Cedar St. after opting to cash in on a fast-moving fixer-upper plan.
CAMBRIDGE — Vertex Pharmaceuticals is going to Boston’s Seaport District, and then it appears the company’s ancestral headquarters could be going home. According to industry sources, a local investment group featuring one-time banker Garlan Morse has tied up the CambridgePort
BOSTON — With the recently announced signings of a major retailer (not named Target) and a celebrity chef’s restaurant, Samuels Associates continues to push forward in its quest to transform the Fenway from a Red Sox, Lansdowne, and drinking emporium into a “vibrant urban village,” according to one
BOSTON — A green-centric energy efficiency company that recently opened in the Seaport District has thrived enough there to sign a long-term extension at 21 Drydock Ave., parties involved in the deal announced this week. More recently being promoted as the Innovation District, the 1,000-acre expanse
BOXBOROUGH — Having already secured buildings during the past two years along Route 128, Fairlane Properties is apparently setting its sights even farther a field from the firm’s traditional Boston base, with sources indicating the homegrown investment firm has been named winning bidder for a pair o
BILLERICA — Calare Properties has finalized an impressive roll over plan of sorts after snagging fallow Building Four at 900 Middlesex Turnpike here last spring in a $1.7 million value-add acquisition. Lasermax Roll Systems has committed to occupy all 94,000 sf, wrapping up a 10-year lease that will
EAST BOSTON — A weed-choked, vacant lot flanking Route 1A has been acquired by an accomplished South Coast developer rumored to be keen on building a hotel on the 6.2-acre parcel. Some observers maintain the $3.75 million purchase by First Bristol Corp. was inked with an eye towards a potential casi