Viewing posts from: November 2000
12Jun
Boston Realty Advisors Guides LMA Apartment Deals to $64M+ in Sales Amid Covid-19 Strife
Capital Markets

By Joe Clements | The Real Reporter | June 12, 2020 BOSTON—With this city’s 213-acre Longwood Medical Area hosting a legion of top physicians and researchers, investors worldwide have been stirred by the chance to house those professionals in its surrounding neighborhoods, and that desire is being credited for three springtime apartment trades brokered by Boston […]

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01Jul
Boston Office Update: Subleasing, Retail & The Evolving Market
Boston Commercial Real EstateLeave a comment

The Boston office landscape, like many markets across the U.S, still has a lot of uncertainty. Occupancy is lower than expected, retail and restaurant tenants in office assets are being hit hard and subleasing is spreading. How are owners responding to the needs of a shifting market? Are they bailing tenants out financially? To what […]

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11Jun
Teleheath Gets A Sudden Boost From The Pandemic. Can Hospitals Handle It?
Boston Commercial Real Estate

By Dees Stribling | Bisnow National | June 11, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has given a boost to telehealth every bit as strong as it has for Zoom and other videoconferencing platforms, but the long-term use of the technology is still uncertain — along with its impact on healthcare real estate. “We had a system […]

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30Jun
Ghost-Kitchens & Maximizing Space
Ghost KitchenLeave a comment

Boston Realty Advisor’s Retail Team is watching the Ghost-Kitchen space extremely closely. Throughout the leasing process of High Street Place – a twenty vendor modern food hall in Boston’s Financial District – our Retail Team quickly realized that there was significant demand for 300 square foot plug-and-play restaurant spaces. Our leasing process for High Street […]

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02Jun
Pandemic Or Not, Affordable Housing Still Needs Density And Transit
Downtown Office

By  Dees Stribling | Bisnow |June 2, 2020 The long-term outlook for affordable housing depends on its location in walkable areas with access to transit that will take residents to their jobs: urban density, in other words, or at least a pocket of density around a transit node. The pandemic has called that model into question, […]

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