“Real estate used to be largely an inside game. If you knew the right people, had the right intel, and hustled harder, you had an edge. Today? Everyone has access to the same data. What does this mean? Investors who focus on the public markets naturally are closer to market beta. Is this what will […]
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27Feb
Has Transparency Made Commercial Real Estate Harder to Invest in?
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Boston & Cambridge Office Markets – 2024 Year-End Review The Boston and Cambridge office markets demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2024, supported by the region’s core strengths: innovation, a diversified economy, and world-class educational institutions. These factors have reinforced businesses’ commitment to maintaining a physical office presence, contributing to overall market stability. Key indicators—including stable asking […]
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06Feb
Fixed Costs, Flexibility, and Future Value: The Commercial Condo Advantage
Downtown OfficeLeave a commentWhat many business owners already know, and others are coming to realize, is that owning the office or commercial space where their business are operating can offer economic benefits to leasing. Commercial condominiums offer a unique opportunity to control long-term occupancy costs, build equity, and enjoy the financial advantages of real estate ownership. Boston Realty […]
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As interest rates are expected to stabilize in 2025, with 10-year Treasury yields projected to settle between 3.75% and 4.25%, CRE investors must align their strategies to navigate the evolving rate environment. Here are key considerations and strategies: Debt Capital Markets Strategies Fixed vs. Floating Rates: The anticipated moderation in interest rates and a return […]
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