Viewing posts from: November 2000
18Oct
BOSTON REALTY ADVISORS COMPLETES SALE OF SHAWOMET GARDENS
Capital Markets

Represents Seller of 240 Residences in 60 Buildings on 12 Acres in Somerset BOSTON – Boston Realty Advisors, the Boston area’s largest independent commercial real estate brokerage, represented Audubon Road Associates in the sale of Shawomet Gardens, a community of 240 handsome garden residences in Somerset, MA. The apartments, in 60 well-maintained brick buildings with extensive green […]

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30Nov
Debt & Equity Advisory – 2024 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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01Oct
How will Boston save Faneuil Hall Marketplace?
Retail

The retail world has taken some heavy hits in. recent years. But people still shop, dine out, and socialize in public. Destinations are still king, and Boston has a crown jewel: Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Even the best ones require proper management and curation. They have to keep up with the times, and Boston’s premier historical […]

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27Jan
We, Boston, are honored to be the future home of the Lego U.S. Headquarters
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The building blocks have been laid for another major company to set up shop in Boston. The Lego Group on Tuesday announced that it would move its North American headquarters from Enfield, Conn., to Boston over the next few years, a transition expected to bring hundreds of jobs to Massachusetts at a time when concerns […]

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01Oct
New Faneuil Hall Operator Pressed for Changes
Retail

Boston Seeks Review of Leasing Practices By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Sep 15, 2024 Since the new owners acquired Faneuil Hall Marketplace in January, there have been a few obvious signs of change at one of Boston’s most instantly recognizable landmarks. Behind the scenes, city officials have been in discussions with […]

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