MALDEN—The “under new ownership” flag is about to fly once again at Cliffside Commons, an upscale apartment building John M. Corcoran & Co. opened in 2000 after demolishing a Star Market at 500 Broadway to make way for the five-story, 295-unit residential project which the Braintree firm then harves
WESTBOROUGH—Winning bidder of the award-winning Westborough Office Park is Carruth Capital, the homegrown group’s commitment following what is described in one account as a “spirited” process where more than a half-dozen suitors reportedly chased the 384,000-sf opportunity peddled by CBRE/NE on
QUINCY—It looks like Grander Capital Partners is coming back for more Heritage here in North Quincy where CRE sources indicate the homegrown investor is teaming with South American capital to buy Heritage Point at 108 Myrtle St., the sparkling 160,900-sf office building held by a partnership of Camp
BOSTON—Fresh off their transformational conversion of a gritty South End industrial site into the award-winning INK Block mixed-use complex, National Development is buying another non-descript warehouse 1.5 miles away pitched to bidders as a kindred repositioning opportunity, although there are
CAMBRIDGE—In yet another blockbuster commercial property exchange in Central Square—the third major trade here this summer—Lincoln Property Co. has teamed with a familiar capital source hailing from South America to buy 625 Massachusetts Ave. from L&B Realty Advisors, a Texas-based investor which
CAMBRIDGE—It appears Dr. Gerald Chan has snagged another piece of Central Square terra firma, with market sources indicating the Newton-based investor has acquired 515 Massachusetts Ave. in Central Square, that a 46,350-sf office/retail building purchased for $30.1 million in a deal negotiated by
BOSTON—True North Capital Partners is taking a village here in Dorchester’s popular Adams Square, CRE sources are indicating in claiming the Concord-based multifamily investor has emerged as winning bidder for an 88-unit apartment complex developed and managed for nearly a half-century by John M. Co
NORTH READING—Even with its uber-famous tenant straining to keep a low profile, word that an Amazon Inc. backed operation fills all of 300 Riverpark Dr. has apparently gotten out, or so one might conclude if industry chatter of the flex/office building’s pending exchange are correct, the news being
BOSTON—Equity Residential has scooped up another freshly minted luxury apartment building, with the Chicago-based residential REIT buying The Girard, a 160-unit South End mid-rise developed at 600 Harrison Ave. JLL is listing agent for an asset that brought $116.4 million to the homegrown client,
NEW HAVEN, CT—Post Road Residential received rave reviews—and $145 million from its 2015 sale—for the developer’s transformational repositioning of a suburban Boston candy factory into residential, the asset trading via HFF in October of that year. Now a similar reclamation project here serving Yale
BOSTON—After less than three years of ownership, Rubenstein Partners is bidding adieu to 1000 Washington St., the former Teradyne Inc. headquarters which the firm in late 2014 paid $75 million for as part of a value-add venture teaming with Nordblom Co. In a deal being orchestrated by HFF, Los Angel
WALTHAM—Anchor Line Partners and Northwood Investors already know their way around this suburban corporate stronghold, with the pair currently united on two major office properties overlooking Route 128 in 200 Smith St. and Prospect Hill, and now they are reported to be throwing another asset on the
BOSTON—A luxury apartment community serving this city’s world-renowned Longwood Medical Area is about to change hands for a price expected to eclipse $100 million, market watchers are telling Real Reporter, with residential developer and investor Bell Partners poised to take over Olmsted Place from