BOSTON—If industry estimates bear out, the diagnosis looks upbeat for owner Lexington Realty Trust in listing 147 Milk St. for sale through Colliers International, the latest Financial District mid-rise being made available amidst a frenzied investment climate bringing capital from across the globe
AMESBURY—One cannot shop any closer to New Hampshire and still pay a sales tax than denizens of this northern Massachusetts community, yet Carriagetown Marketplace continues to draw action from both a consumer and investor standpoint, the latest pedigree evident in its pending purchase by a Cincinna
BOSTON—It is known as a shopping center REIT, but Acadia Realty Trust is open to buying other forms of retail, as evidenced in the New York firm’s pending purchase of two retail condominiums in Boston’s transformative Fort Point Channel submarket, part of the larger Seaport District which is seeing
BOSTON— Yesterday afternoon, during Colliers International’s 37th Annual Trends in the Real Estate Market Seminar at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Senior VP Douglas Jacoby prefaced his presentation on the investment sales sector by quipping, “If any of you were here last year and hear
BRIGHTON—Apartment connoisseur Akelius US continues to embrace Boston and the inner suburbs, and that is good news for Boston Realty Advisors, whose multifamily team led by Senior Partner Christopher D. Sower with Senior Associate Jen Price and Maggie Collins have kicked off the New Year on a pair
DEDHAM—KS Partners founder Kambiz Shahbazi doubled down here two years ago in acquiring the firm’s second office building, and now has done that one better after buying 333 Elm St. from Normandy Real Estate Partners, paying $7.82 million to secure the 44,450-sf building that is at 96 percent occupan
MARLBOROUGH—Apartments ala Wheeler Hill here in this resurgent MetroWest city are the final trade of 2015 for CBRE/NE’s multifamily experts Simon J. Butler and Biria St. John, their team concluding a record, industry leading season after cresting $1.5 billion harvested during the past 12 months. In
BOSTON—One of the city’s largest Class B office buildings, 40 Broad St., is being sold by Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association to Invesco Real Estate in a deal being negotiated by Eastdil Secured’s Capital Markets group. Market sources peg pricing for the 291,000-sf structure above $150 mill
BURLINGTON—In yet another sign the hospitality sector boom has extended beyond Boston’s urban core, the 418-room Boston Burlington Marriott has changed hands for what some say could be a Route 128 record for a full-service hotel, as Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers cashes out at a consideration of
BOSTON—The Ames Building in downtown Boston has an incredible history, and finally its future is looking bright as well, with CRE sources indicating Invesco Real Estate is buying the elegant asset which upon completion in 1893 was celebrated as Boston’s first skyscraper, earning it a home on the Nat
WALTHAM—Anchor Line Partners seems to be a big believer in the office market here, or so it would appear given reports the homegrown CRE investment group led by Brian Chaisson and Andrew Maher has tied up Prospect Hill Office Park along with Northwood Investors in a deal expected to crest $102 mill
BOSTON—The same Empire State investors who swept into town last year to buy a prime development site across from Boston Common, then landed buildings on Beacon Hill and the coveted Bunker Hill Industrial Park in Charlestown this summer, have now beat out stiff competition for the South End headquart
BOSTON—One of metro Boston’s most enduring and recognizable commercial buildings is being put up for sale through Newmark Capital Markets and its team led by Robert E. Griffin Jr. According to some CRE crystal-ballers, the Sears Crescent Building could reap upwards of $450 per sf for Copley Invest