Viewing posts from: November 2000
27Mar
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS REPRESENTS CORE IN SALE OF 416 W. BROADWAY
Boston Commercial Real Estate

Retail and Office Building in South Boston Sells for $15.9 Million BOSTON – Boston Realty Advisors, the Boston area’s largest independent commercial real estate brokerage, represented Core Investments, Inc. in the sale of 416 West Broadway, in South Boston, for $15.9 million. Unlike many commercial properties being purchased in today’s depressed real estate market, 416 […]

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13Mar
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS REPRESENTS 399 WASHINGTON ST. OWNER IN SALE
Capital Markets

Prominent Renovated Downtown Office and Retail Property BOSTON – Boston Realty Advisors, the Boston area’s largest independent commercial real estate brokerage, represented the owners of 399 Washington Street in the sale the prominent Downtown retail and office property that had long been vacant. A bank lender, which had taken the property back from a previous […]

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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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31Jan
Boston & Cambridge Office Markets – 2024 Year-End Review

Boston & Cambridge Office Markets – 2024 Year-End Review  The Boston and Cambridge office markets demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2024, supported by the region’s core strengths: innovation, a diversified economy, and world-class educational institutions. These factors have reinforced businesses’ commitment to maintaining a physical office presence, contributing to overall market stability. Key indicators—including stable asking […]

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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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