Viewing posts from: March 2022
24Mar
Transfer fees aren’t the solution to Boston’s housing crisis
Boston Commercial Real Estate

We can change highly restrictive neighborhood zoning to reflect the fact that Boston needs height and density. By Jason S. Weissman March 24, 2022   Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has proposed a real estate transfer fee which would charge property sellers up to 2 percent on sales over $2 million and earmark the revenue for affordable […]

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22Mar
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS FORMALIZES INTERNSHIPS FOR NORTHEASTERN
Boston Commercial Real Estate

March 22, 2022 – By Tom Palmer Joins With Real Estate Club at Business School for Year-round Opportunities BOSTON – Boston Realty Advisors, the largest independent real estate firm based in Boston, has joined with the Real Estate Club at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University to establish a permanent year-round internship program […]

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22Mar
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS REPORTS, SEAPORT/FORT POINT CLASS B OFFICE LEASING LEADS AS 2021 ENDS
Boston Commercial Real Estate

March 22, 2022 – By Tom Palmer Boston Realty Advisors Report Shows Activity Grows But Rents Stabilizing BOSTON – Class B office leasing properties in the Seaport and Fort Point outperformed all other markets at the end of 2021, as lab conversions removed inventory and subleases were absorbed by new tenants or filled as employees […]

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