EASTON—A flex/industrial building here is celebrating its 25th birthday with the signing of a lease for 15,000 sf. Retail marketing and business communication services firm Vestcom New Century has committed to seven years at 5 Norfolk Ave., among a quartet of buildings owned in t
MIDDLEBOROUGH—It has been a busy spring for the Campanelli Business Park, and yet another deal has been finalized there, as Mueller Technologies commits to 12,000 sf at 48 Leona Dr. The single-story, 26,000-sf structure now has just 6,000 sf remaining, according to Campanelli Cos
MARLBOROUGH—They have been asked, but Hewlett-Packard still won’t tell what its intentions are regarding a sprawling corporate campus here in the heart of suburban Boston’s MetroWest. Company officials remained tightlipped in the wake of last week’s Real Reporter article indicati
BOSTON—The giddy, gilded shopping spree that drew consumers worldwide to Newbury Street has withered in recent months, but the owner of a prime retail/office building is hoping investor interest for the boulevard’s commercial real estate is more resilient against the global reces
LANCASTER—Given the fractured national economy, no CRE deal is a shoe-in, but footwear giant Rockport has managed to trade its northeast distribution center at 580 Fort Pond Rd. to a Framingham-based real estate investor. An affiliate of Parsons Commercial Group paid $7.35 millio
Friends and colleagues insist attorney Vincent J. Pisegna possesses a fine smile and warm demeanor, but legal adversaries might be less attuned to those features, and for good reason.
CANTON—The opening third of 2009 has been frustratingly foggy for commercial real estate, as companies timidly grope through one of the worst recessions in decades, fearful of a fatal economic misstep. Amidst the gloomy backdrop, however, some deals are finally making their way i
BOSTON—Fenway Health’s new $60 million medical center at 1340 Boylston St. has a message for its constituents—“Welcome.” The greeting, however, extends beyond just an official opening this month of the Ansin Building, a 10-story, 100,000-sf research and clinical complex that rep
BRAINTREE—If slow and steady does win the race, Boston’s Route 128 South office market could emerge from the current economic malaise quicker than many suburban counterparts, with fundamentals holding up and rental erosion minimal in the early going of 2009.
BOSTON—Causing palpitations for many in the investment sales market, the owner of one of Boston’s most prominent office rehabs is said to be vacillating on its plans to trade the 14-story, 335,000-sf building. Reports earlier this month that Cushman & Wakefield’s Capital Markets
MARLBOROUGH—In what could be a major upheaval for the MetroWest business community, Hewlett-Packard is reportedly putting its sprawling corporate campus here up for sale, sources are telling The Real Reporter. The multi-building park is commonly known as 200 Forest St., and is on
DANVERS—After a year-long search conducted throughout Danvers and surrounding communities, a social services agency has tabbed 16 Electronics Ave. as its new home. The organization, North Shore Arc, has committed to lease 18,000 sf of space in the single-story, 90,000-sf flex/off
BRAINTREE—Under this Tuesday’s sunny skies, and presenting positive temperaments, a few hundred business executives boarded buses and toured several new—and one rejuvenated—commercial properties, organized by the South Shore Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Development Tour. With T