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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Extreme challenges―like construction pricing and the land use process―will help push the metro’s deliveries steadily down over the next four years, according to new projections. The volume of multifamily investment sales is down in Boston multifamily, and that’s good news because everything has sold out, says Boston Realty Advisors’ CEO Jason Weissman. “There are not a […]
Read MoreBoston Realty Advisors stands by the principle of ‘doing well by doing good’. Founding partner, Jason Weissman, has been a sponsor of Children’s Advocacy Center from its early beginnings. Today, Boston Realty Advisors is a Champion-level sponsor of the organization through the annual benefit, Step Up & Speak Out. Step Up and Speak Out is […]
Read MoreBoston Realty Advisors Spots a Rise in ‘Middle-Market’ Apartment Investments Boston’s flood of new high-priced, downtown apartment properties seems to be doing little to sour investors’ appetite for the market. They just want smaller bites. A new report from Boston Realty Advisors suggests that investors are turning to the market’s “middle-range” properties – older, smaller […]
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Mayor Walsh addresses City of Boston’s affordable housing crisis with “unprecedented” $500 Million investment plan
ExclusiveLeave a commentA 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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