WAKEFIELD—The end did not come soon enough for the owners of 301 and 401 Edgewater Office Park, but having missed an opportunity to trade at the top of the cycle when a deal with TIAA-CREF fell apart late, the James Campbell Co. is again offering the two Class A office buildings
SHREWSBURY—Its owners tout the Commons at Haynes Farm apartment community as having “an unbeatable location,” and regionally, the US Census Bureau would seem to agree, ranking Boston and Worcester as New England’s two largest cities. Sandwiched between those urban centers, Haynes
BOSTON—The deal that almost never happened could prove to be among the Hub’s biggest for 2009. As first detailed by therealreporter.com on Monday, Zurich financial giant Credit Suisse has agreed to acquire Independence Wharf on Boston’s waterfront for more than $100 million, a pr
STURBRIDGE—Equity Residential is giving thanks that the multi-family investment market has held up while other commercial real estate sectors remain wanting. Led by its $8.1 million sale of Sturbridge Meadows, a 104-unit apartment community nestled here in the land of the Pilgrim
PORTSMOUTH, NH—New England’s commercial real estate sales market may be a mere shadow of its former self, but the Seacoast region is about to witness its second substantial industrial building deal in recent months, offering a measure of hope for the region’s long-range business
Given the dizzying collapse of global financial markets during the past year, many done in by newfangled concepts such as hedge funds and credit swaps, it is perhaps no surprise that a wary eye is being cast upon the emerging Tenant-in-Common model of commercial real estate owner
BOSTON—Few Hub neighborhoods are undergoing change as rapidly as that occurring in Newmarket Square, and commercial real estate investors eager to grab a foothold here have an opportunity in a 35,000-sf asset being offered for sale by Rockland Trust Co. The banking institution ha
A microrental strategy can help landlords reduce risk and vacancy loss. Rather than relying on a few anchors or long-term leases, microrentals emphasize smaller spaces targeting a greater number of businesses, or renting for shorter intervals. Several trends are making this a via
BROOKLINE—To say there has been turmoil at the venerable Longwood Towers residential complex in the past five years would be putting it mildly, with its staid, tranquil mien turned upside down by a nightmarish renovation, tenant revolt and conversion to condos just as the real es
BELLINGHAM—As any Big Box retailer knows, some products move quicker than others, but even the hottest gadgetry would have a hard time matching the lightning-fast sale of a Best Buy distribution center here at 140 Depot St. on Boston’s South Shore. Only recently completed by Nati
DANVERS—In the end, the third time proved not to be a charm for 75 Sylvan St., as efforts to revitalize the former Osram Sylvania lighting facility are ending abruptly for a Maine-based investor. In an action first unveiled at therealreporter.com, NewStar Financial Inc. is forecl
BOSTON—A.W. Perry Inc. is battling the summer doldrums by landing a pair of formidable tenants at two of its downtown commercial properties. Following up on a 10-year pact at 93 Franklin St. with temporary employment icon Manpower, insurance broker Tanenbaum-Harber Co. has commit
SOUTH BOSTON—An evolving business district here is witnessing a changing-of-the-guard at another prominent commercial property, as the Ralph Pill Electrical warehouse at 307 Dorchester Ave. has been sold to an affiliate of F.W. Webb. Known best for its New England plumbing suppli