HAVERHILL — As commercial real estate shifts into the critical spring buying season, market watchers are monitoring nascent entries to gauge investor demand, and among the freshest opportunities is a two-building, 107-unit apartment package on the New Hampshire border Cushman & Wakefield rolled out
WATERTOWN—MOB rules—especially when its institutional tenant just inked a full-building lease running into 2041, a key attraction in the $32.1 million trade of 485 Arsenal St. from Boylston Properties and J.P. Morgan to the JLL Income Property Trust by way of subsidiary LaSalle Investment Management
FOXBOROUGH — Talk about going straight from farm to table—and vice versa. “We were actively looking for an investment along those lines, then Foxmeadow Farms landed on our table, and the deal came together pretty quickly from there,” Universal Properties Vice President Brett Levey recounts
BOSTON—Fifteen years after launching the Lofts at Atlantic Wharf as part of an ambitious historic renovation along the city’s waterfront, Boston Properties (BPX:NYSE) is selling all 86 luxury rentals to an investor improbably closer to the mixed-use project than even its homespun developer, AEW Cap
SOUTH BOSTON — For nearly a decade, 546 East Broadway remained one of South Boston’s most intriguing real estate enigmas—a 13,000+ square foot asset that cycled on and off the market for almost eight years. Though its upside was clear, a prolonged zoning process and shifting economic conditions kept