Viewing posts from: November 2000
05Mar
Boston Realty Advisors Listing 31 “Trophy” Apartments Near MIT; Per-Unit Sales Could Top $450K

CAMBRIDGE—In title town, “trophy” is a word often bandied about, most certainly with valid reasons in Hub sporting circles, and for metro Boston’s white-hot multifamily arena, the term is also ubiquitous though at times proponents have been known to stretch the definition just a bit. Not so in the case of 922 Massachusetts Ave., Boston Realty Advisors principal […]

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20Mar
Boston Realty Advisors is Open for Business
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We quickly transitioned to our new temporary reality and instituted a new morning ritual called – “Zoom with Wil.” The all hands-on (employee only) virtual call jump starts our day, providing each of us the opportunity to connect, share information, and learn from one another. Every morning “Zoom with Wil” features an industry guest speaker.  […]

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08Mar
Helge Capital Closes $62M in Financing for MA Portfolio
Multi-Family

The 19-building multifamily portfolio consists of workforce housing with a combination of market-rate and affordable apartments in Boston and Lynn, Mass. Helge Capital has closed on $62 million in financing for the recapitalization of a 19-building multifamily portfolio located in the cities of Boston and Lynn, Mass. The buildings consist of a combination of market-rate […]

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24Feb
Boston Realty Brings Cambridge Mixed-Use to Market
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By Connect Boston | February 24, 2020 A rare trophy mixed-use co-op property in Cambridge, 872 Massachusetts Ave., has been brought to the sales market courtesy of Boston Realty Advisors (BRA). The firm’s Jason S. Weissman, Nicholas M. Herz, Kevin R. Benzinger and Andrew B. Herald are scheduling tours, with a “call for offers” to follow. […]

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15Mar
The Six Ingredients Of Boston’s Hearty Real Estate Outlook

Real estate as an asset class appears to be heading into the end of a cycle that began with the era of low interest rates a decade ago. Luxury markets in the top investment cities across the country are either in a pricing correction already, or expected to cool significantly in 2019. But my hometown of […]

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