MARLBOROUGH—Pruning season has yet to arrive in New England, but Normandy Real Estate Partners is not waiting around when it comes to trimming a few excess edges from the firm’s expansive Marlborough Technology Park. Richards Barry Joyce & Partners has been tabbed to market a pai
MIDDLEBOROUGH—A proposed casino in this southeastern Massachusetts community could seemingly improve the fortunes of real estate owners, but CBRE/New England brokers hired to sell the Talbot Woods Apartments here insist the 121-unit property makes for a safe bet in any scenario t
BOSTON — Real estate veteran Gregory Klemmer was named Broker of the Year and Cushman & Wakefield won for best investment sale of 2009 at the Commercial Brokers Association’s annual achievement awards held Thursday night. Among Greater Boston’s biggest events recognizing CRE prof
BOSTON—The city’s bleak office leasing market has brightened a bit for one downtown building thanks to a lease of nearly 6,000 sf by The Law Offices of Joel H. Schwartz PC at One Washington. Straddling Boston’s Financial District and Government Center, the 16-story, 155,000-sf pr
CHELSEA—The principals of CityRealty Group were eager to get hold of 180 Everett Ave., but having now accomplished that task, the two-story, 5,000-sf commercial property is already on the market for sale, and agent David Brose says the $399,000 asking price demonstrates their des
NORTH ANDOVER—A prime location at the confluence of three major roadways was key getting overseas capital to secure a 15,000-sf Rite-Aid here for $3.4 million, and broker Robert Horvath of Marcus & Millichap says unease about the European CRE market is further driving foreign fun
NORTH ANDOVER—Fundamentally speaking, 25 Commerce Way is just what lenders are looking for these days, with steady cash flow and stable sponsorship supporting a $7.85 million refinancing of the 169,000-sf flex/industrial property located here along Route 125. The loan from Salem
BOSTON—A leap year it is not, but while the sluggish beginning to 2010 from a commercial real estate sales perspective has some professionals dragging their heels, others say the measured start should help the industry from tripping up once New England’s hoped-for recovery commen
ACTON—The process has been rather stealth to begin with, but an effort by KBS Realty Advisors to harvest nine buildings here in suburban Boston’s MetroWest has reportedly gotten even quieter in the wake of a call for offers said to have been slated for last week. According to one
LEOMINSTER—The local arm of Marcus & Millichap was involved in this month’s $2.02 million sale of 345 Central St., a hulking two-story facility featuring 68,000 sf of office and industrial space plus more than 1,000 self-storage units. Robert Horvath and Todd Tremblay assisted De
HINGHAM—After a spurt of late-season activity boosted occupancy in 2009, the eclectic South Shore Park has landed another tenant through a 5,000-sf commitment for laboratory space by South Shore Medical Center. Owned by A.W. Perry Inc., the eight-building commercial complex is lo
BILLERICA—Lets hope the Red Sox rotation is as good at closing this year as Atlantic Management Co. is proving these days. Delivering its own relief program for the lackluster commercial real estate sales market, the Framingham-based firm is scheduled to close Friday on two under
STOUGHTON—What the ultimate plans are remain a mystery, but a two-level, 116,000-sf flex/industrial building here has new ownership following its sale this week to a Bedford businessman. The property at 800 Technology Center Dr. was acquired for $1.5 million in cash and assumptio