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21Jan
Commercial Real Estate Debt Capital Strategies for 2025

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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09Jan
2024 Year in Review | CAPITAL MARKETS GROUP: INVESTMENT SALES & FINANCING

The Capital Markets Team at Boston Realty Advisors would like to thank their clients for a successful year in 2024. We faced many challenges including a high-interest rate environment, political uncertainty, and low trade volume but we were able to add massive value to our clients. We conducted sales and financing processes across a variety […]

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19Apr
SOLD | 50,200 SF Industrial Flex Building | 1500-1530 Bedford Street, Abington, MA
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Boston Realty Advisors is pleased to have represented the seller in the sale of 1500-1530 Bedford Street, formerly known as the “Pool Place” & “Christmas Place” of Abington. The property consisted of three industrial flex buildings totaling 50,200 square feet, situated on 12 acres of land. The transaction closed on April 12th, 2024 for $6 […]

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14Jan
Boston Multifamily Market Analysis: 2024 Insights and 2025 Forecast

The Boston multifamily real estate market has long been a cornerstone of investment activity in the region. This report analyzes sales data for Boston multifamily sales of greater than $5,000,000 since 2014, focusing on trends from 2024 and providing a forecast for 2025. The accompanying graphs highlight key metrics such as total sales volume, average […]

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11Apr
Debt & Equity Advisory – 2024/2025 Loan Maturities or Variable Rate Resets?
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The market for commercial and multifamily investment properties embarked on a tumultuous journey when the Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) began raising rates last March. Since that time, the benchmark fed funds rate is now 525 bps higher, which has come with severe consequences, both intended and unintended.  First, we saw a wave of bond […]

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