MIDDLEBOROUGH, MA—When a venture spans three decades, timing can be difficult to control, and Jeffrey P. DeMarco acknowledges that the completion of his firm’s build-to-suit deal with IDEX Health & Science at the Campanelli Business Park was especially gratifying given the curren
BOSTON—There was not much strength to the industrial market at the outset of 2009, as the sagging economy finally caught up to the occupants of manufacturing and warehouse space throughout New England. The result was rising availability rates, sagging rents and tenants frozen fro
NEWTON—A highly visible Sheraton hotel straddling the Massachusetts Turnpike Extension is being sold by Starwood Hotels & Resorts to a regional hospitality management firm. Owned via a ground lease controlled by the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, the Sheraton Newton Hotel at 3
Concerned it will result in onerous rules and increased costs for the commercial real estate community, NAIOP Massachusetts has issued an action alert urging members to lobby against proposed changes to the state energy code. In a dispatch sent this week, NAIOP officials say the
BOSTON—Opting to follow the money trail, commercial real estate design and construction professionals are eagerly rushing towards Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, and denizens hailing from the “Hub of the Universe” are increasingly in those ranks. Architects, engineers and CRE
PEABODY — Office and industrial users on the North Shore have a new rental option to consider, as Synventive Molding Solutions is putting up to 88,000 sf on the sublease market. The building, 10 Centennial Dr., was purchased last autumn for $46 million by Children’s Hospital, whi
ACTON — Multi-family giant Equity Residential is offering a four-building apartment community here for sale, retaining CB Richard Ellis/New England to market Spring Hill Commons. The 105-unit complex is being priced at $9.1 million, or approximately $87,000 per unit.
BURLINGTON—An e-mail marketing company is said to be the latest technology firm making the move off Route 128 to Network Drive at Northwest Park, the former Sun Microsystems complex acquired by the Nordblom Co. and affiliate Nordic Properties. Multiple sources maintain that e-Dia
METHUEN—Speculative construction of the hulking Methuen Industrial Center here earlier this decade was deemed a gamble by some, but after a slow initial lease-up period, the pioneering venture found its niche as a multi-tenanted development, and now has scored another victory in
TAUNTON—Chapters 7 and 11 have dominated the retail story in this southeastern Massachusetts community for much of the past year, but a rapidly growing book-selling firm is helping at least one landlord turn the page towards profitability. In addition, many more owners throughout
BOSTON—The gathering April 1st and 2nd will be their fifth such dalliance at the Hub’s World Trade Center, but organizers of the Residential Design and Construction Show are now striving to see the relationship is deeper than a once-yearly fling. As evidenced by a gathering slate
BOSTON—The gathering April 1st and 2nd will be their fifth such dalliance at the Hub’s World Trade Center, but organizers of the Residential Design and Construction Show are now striving to see the relationship is deeper than a once-yearly fling. As evidenced by a gathering slate
RFID technology is best known for its role in supply chain management for manufacturers and retailers. However, the same qualities which make RFIDs essential for tracking products through supply chains—the ability to identify the location, amount, and condition of items by the da