Viewing posts from: November 2000
27Apr
Odds Favor A Diverse Economy Like Boston’s in The Painful Recovery
Capital Markets

By Dees Stribling | Bisnow | April 20, 2020 The future of Boston commercial real estate is facing a barrage of hard questions. A recession is here, but how deep will it be and for how long? How will turmoil reshape the local commercial market, and will recovery be as painful as everyone now fears? […]

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03Jun
FAQ on Boston CRE
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How should I approach value today? Property valuations of non-hospitality related asset classes are down approximately 5% – 10% with many investors requiring a ‘credit’ guarantee on all rents for new acquisitions. We are also starting to see a systemic shift in underwriting, with a drastically more conservative outlook on vacancy, future rent projections, and […]

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21Apr
Tales from the Field: Selling a Penthouse During a Pandemic
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By Manuel Davis | Sr. Vice President at Advisors Living | Inman | April 21, 2020 What’s it like selling a penthouse during a pandemic? One agent shares the process — from penning a soft-launch email to receiving five offers in one day of showings and finally closing the deal. In early March, our clients […]

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01Jun
The Future of Office Amidst Covid-19
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Moderated by Wil Catlin (Boston Realty Advisors) with a star-studded panel, including Michael Maturo (RXR Realty); Matthew Friedman (Rockwood Capital); Arthur Jones (Principal Real Estate Investors); and Robert Deckey (Invesco US) ABOUT THE VIRTUAL EVENT iGlobal Forum Live introduces a brand-new virtual event, providing you with key insights into the Offices market. This 1-hour discussion is the perfect opportunity to delve into this key commercial […]

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07Apr
MAA-Led Venture Buys 55-Unit Back Bay Apartment Building
Capital Markets

By Dees Stribling | Bisnow | April 7, 2020 A joint venture of Multifamily Acquisition Advisors and Serone Asset Management has bought a Back Bay apartment building for $24M, closing on the purchase despite the economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus. “People are walking away from deals, and we did consider it, since looking at […]

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