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01Apr
2021 Lab Market Overview in Boston & Cambridge
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Statistics relevant to commercial real estate life science and lab facilities in Boston and Cambridge Massachusetts.

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24Oct
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS REPRESENTS 33-41 WEST ST. OWNER IN SALE
Boston Commercial Real Estate

Pair of Well Located Commercial Buildings Near State House, Boston Common October 24, 2023 – By Tom Palmer Boston Realty Advisors, the largest independent real estate brokerage in Massachusetts, represented the owner in the sale of 33-41 West Street, a 34,300-square-foot pair of office buildings in Downtown Boston near the State House and Boston Common. The […]

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21Mar
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS’ OFFICE MARKET REPORT – GREATER BOSTON CLASS B
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Market Highlights The Class B market availability stabilized beginning in the 2nd quarter of 2021 showing a modest increase year of year from 2020. Modest leasing activity and tenants recapturing spaces from the sublease market offset the Q1 2021 spike in availability. The Seaport/Fort Point outperformed all other markets as lab conversion removed inventory and […]

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19Oct
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS REPRESENTS EGERIA IN WHITNEY ACQUISITION
Boston Commercial Real Estate

BRA Hospitality Brokerage Group Finds Buyer of Charles Street Property October 19, 2023 – By Tom Palmer Boston Realty Advisors, the largest independent real estate brokerage in Massachusetts, represented the buyer of the recently and beautifully renovated Whitney Hotel on Charles Street in Beacon Hill in an off-market sale for $57 million. The sale of […]

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14Mar
Boston Realty Advisors’ Office Market Report – Greater Boston Class A
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Market Highlights The Class A market experienced a significant increase in availability across all submarkets, with only the Seaport/Fort Point as the exception.  New construction outperformed the existing inventory; pre-leasing or securing larger tenants seeking flight to quality. Demand overall continued to be hindered by the Pandemic; however, an uptick in Q3/Q4 leasing activity has […]

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