BOSTON—Given its on-call, 24-hour nature, quiet is usually a welcomed condition in the property management world, but not when it comes to drumming up new business.
NEWTON—Call it the accidental accolade. Retained by Leggat Mccall Properties to do a complete tenant fit out of the real estate development firm’s Boston headquarters on a super-accelerated schedule, Commodore Builders officials say they were caught off guard when the ambitious 1
ANDOVER—There is something old, something Nu, and a little bit of everything in between represented in the latest leasing spurt at Brickstone Square, the imposing, three-building business park along Interstate 495 near the key junction of Route 125. In addition to Old Republic Ti
BOSTON—Broker Douglas Jacoby terms them “serial exchangers,” and most experts who handle that predilection acknowledge it is easy for real estate investors to get hooked on the 1031 Exchange idea. “The first time people do one, it’s a mystery, but after that, they reach a certain
BOSTON—In one of the larger interior fit out assignments this year, Cannon Design has been tabbed by Children’s Hospital to provide design and planning services for two additional floors being leased at the Center for Life Science Boston in the city’s Longwood Medical Area. Child
SOUTHINGTON, CT—For much of the decade, retail ruled supreme among commercial investment sales sectors, but while ravaged in the recessionary economy, there are signs a few loyal subjects remain eager to return to that kingdom. One measure of that desire could be found in the tra
BROOKLINE—Discounting appears to be the name of the game for getting commercial real estate sales unhinged, but it appears there will be no such compromise in the case of Dexter Park, the 405-unit luxury apartment property being offered for sale here by owner UBS. According to in
NEWTON—The $17.1 million sale of Two Newton Place comes with a bittersweet flavor for commercial real estate in general and the two parties involved, CrossHarbor Capital Partners and new owner HRPT Properties Trust, whose headquarters sits across from the three-story, 109,000-sf
CHELMSFORD—The commercial real estate flex market has been in flux of late, but there is a measure of consistency from the interest of one prospective buyer who is actively seeking opportunities in suburban Boston. The RAM Companies of Scarborough, ME, is said to have two substan
BOSTON—It might border on blasphemy to term them heaven-sent, but the Asset Advisory Group at FHO Partners certainly proved a good match when the First Church of Christ, Scientist needed guidance to fill 200,000 sf of office space at the institution’s Back Bay campus. During the
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