Viewing posts from: November 2000
28Jun
8TH ANNUAL WALK FOR INDEPENDENCE (VIRTUAL)
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Congratulations to The Carrol Center on their very successful Virtual 8th Annual Walk For Independence, raising $130,000 through the hard work and thoughtful commitment of many people.  Everyone at Boston Realty Advisors is humbled to have had the opportunity to support the Center this year! ABOUT THE CARROLL CENTER FOR THE BLIND ESTABLISHED IN 1936, […]

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26May
In this coronavirus spring, a stroll down Newbury Street felt neither leisurely nor luxurious
Retail

  By Shirley Leung | Boston Globe| May 26, 2020  It says a lot that the busiest spot on Newbury Street on a gorgeous Tuesday was the decidedly unglamorous UPS Store, where people spent their lunchtime lined up outside to mail packages. In normal times, this stretch of the Back Bay would have been jammed with […]

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26Jun
The Future of Office Amidst Covid-19
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Wil Catlin was a panelist on a recent iGlobal Forum webinar discussing the future of office amidst COVID19 from both asset management and acquisition standpoints. Key topics include: Flex-space and Space-As-A-Service feel highly relevant, yet how can they survive new health requirements? Will tenants downsize and relocate to minimize costs? Or will they create grand offices that are branding exercises to draw […]

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19May
Boston Construction Struggles To Adapt To Social Distancing – And How To Pay For It
Capital Markets

By Drees Stribling | Bisnow | May 19, 2020 As the construction industry in Boston is poised to reopen completely, the challenge of operating efficiently while social distancing are only going to intensify, experts said this week. According to the speakers at Bisnow’s recent webinar, How to Get Boston Construction Back Underway, it has already been a struggle. […]

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23Jun
Boston Co-Living Update
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Finding an affordable apartment in a convenient location in Boston can be a challenge. Co-living has appeared on the CRE scene as an affordable alternative to the traditional multifamily set up, but many remain unfamiliar with this concept. However, as Boston’s workforce presence grows and the demand for affordable apartments in central locations rises, it’s […]

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