A dominant economic story in recent years – affordable housing – took the spotlight, as Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced an “unprecedented” $500 Million investment over the next five years. This would represent five times current spending. Calling it “one of the most progressive housing policies in America”, Walsh’s plan is intended to […]
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Mayor Walsh addresses City of Boston’s affordable housing crisis with “unprecedented” $500 Million investment plan
ExclusiveLeave a commentWELLESLEY—Beloved Wellesley Inn’s loss to a wrecking ball in 2006 remains a sore spot among many here, yet its $35 million replacement completed 10 years later has been universally embraced. The verve was evident when all 25 luxury residential condominiums sold out quickly at upwards of $3 million each while a 9,500-sf retail condominium acquired […]
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Wil Catlin to Moderate Panel for Bisnow State of the Market Conference
Downtown OfficeLeave a commentWil Catlin will moderate a panel on Boston Workplace Development Outlook: Coworking & Repurposed Assets during Bisnow’s State of the Market Conference being held Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at Boston Park Plaza Hotel. Wil will bring his considerable knowledge of the Boston Office market and his unique perspective to bear.
Read MoreBoston Realty Advisors CEO, Jason S. Weissman, talks about the impact of acquiring CL Properties, Boston’s No. 1 brokerage for buying and selling waterfront properties. Boston Realty Advisors recently announced that it finalized its acquisition of CL Properties, the number one listing and selling brokerage company on Boston’s waterfront. The move consolidates Boston Realty […]
Read MoreBoston Realty Advisors held its 2nd Annual BRA Bus Tour which brings 40+ employees to tour sites represented by various teams within the firm. As we are Boston’s #1 Independent Real Estate firm, our goal is to educate our team on the diverse platform of projects we represent. In doing so, we arm our entire […]
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