HUDSON—In more ways than one, JLL Capital Markets has a teaser out regarding a net-leased flex property for sale here in this MetroWest suburb on behalf of owner R.J. Kelly Co. The brochure touting 428 Main St. brags of its “desirable credit tenant” whose corporate backing and six years remaining
HINGHAM—As evidenced in the Derby Street Shops off Route 3, retail does especially well in this South Shore seaside community, and that pedigree is further enforced in the latest sale of a shopping center here, Lincoln Plaza, which AEW Capital has secured at a consideration of $43.7 million—$338 per
WOBURN—A pair of first class office buildings forged from one of the country’s most ambitious Superfund reclamation feats have been divested by visionary National Development of New England and latter day partners Angelo, Gordon & Co. in a $47.1 million sale brokered by Cushman & Wakefield to Andov
BOSTON—The landmark Center Plaza office/retail property across from Boston City Hall is being targeted by Synergy Investments, market watchers are indicating to therealreporter.com. Presently owned by Shorenstein Properties, the low-rise, crescent-shaped building with its own parking garage is
BOSTON—It seems CBRE Global Investors had it right thinking 100 High St. was ripe for a rebound in paying $282 million just over two years ago on the 28-story Financial District office tower that Oxford Properties Group had deemed surplus out of a larger portfolio acquired from Blackstone Real
CHICOPEE—Breaking off a large western New England piece of the once-overleveraged national industrial portfolio acquired at a discount following the 2008 recession, Oaktree Capital and operating partners Hackman Capital and Hudson-based Calare have sold nearly three million sf to Winstanley Enter
CAMBRIDGE—Barely four months after its companion property next door yielded $46 million from Texas-based L&B Realty Advisors—a figure eclipsing $735 per sf—1100 Massachusetts Ave. is being acquired by investment manager Bentall Kennedy at a consideration also surpassing the $700-per-sf threshold, so
BOSTON—It appears 2016’s holiday season was not enough to sate the appetite of Jones Street Investment Partners, the homegrown Hingham firm that paid $13.5 million on Friday for Factory 63, a one-time industrial building converted to 38 apartments by Gerding Edlen. Funded by a $9.5 million loan from
NEWTON—KS Partners has selected Boston Realty Advisors as exclusive agent to divest Paragon Towers, declared “the most iconic office building in Newton” by BRA Senior Partner Jeremy A. Freid, SIOR, an assessment he would seem well-qualified to make as a Route 128 Central specialist leading a team
BOSTON—One of the city’s busiest CRE buyers is at it again, with sources telling therealreporter.com that Synergy
ACTON—If one is surprised to see Clarion Partners spending $33.5 million out here in this sleepy MetroWest suburb, consider the community lifestyle center acquired to close out 2016 with a bang has been held over the past decade by finicky TIAA, the pension fund heavyweight whose Brookside Shops leg
SOUTH BOSTON—Akelius US is back where the Swedish-based investor launched an ambitious metro Boston multifamily platform last autumn, its latest purchase being the Carson Tower apartments overlooking that high-rise landmark’s namesake Carson Beach, recreational center for Townies and now also popula
QUINCY—Gerding Edlen’s national development acumen is well-established here, and now the Oregon-based multifamily firm has acquired an existing South Shore apartment high-rise described in one account as a “core-plus” opportunity that yielded $89.5 million after Northwestern Mutual Real Estate tabbe