Viewing posts from: November 2000
08Jun
BRA RESEARCH | PRIMETIME MARKETS
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5 Boston Submarkets Fetch Over $1,000 PSF For the first time in history, five Boston sub-markets are fetching over $1,000 per-square foot. Ongoing inventory battles, created by the outpour of new luxurious condominium developments, in addition to rapid absorption rates, are creating a hyper-competitive housing market.   The release of 22 Liberty, a 109-unit development […]

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03Jun
Pluck, Not Luck Wins Lottery HQ for Jumbo
News

BRAINTREE, MA. – Jumbo Capital continues to pursue CRE opportunities in its back yard, and one recent addition reflects a regional preference and growing desire to pursue stabilized opportunities, with the Quincy firm landing the Massachusetts State Lottery headquarters at 60 Columbian St. in a $10.2 million purchase negotiated by Boston Realty Advisors via Managing Director […]

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05Jun
BRA RESEARCH | FOCUS ON CHELSEA
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Booming Chelsea Catches Developers’ Eyes The time has arrived. For years, Chelsea was Boston’s forgotten neighbor, a nearly once bankrupt city, in part of the large demographic upheaval and haunted by a lack of economic development. Today, the arrival of the FBI Headquarters and Encore Casino has pivoted Chelsea into a development hotbed home to […]

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01Jun
Prime Back Bay Site with Development Potential
Retail

BOSTON, MA. — In recently bringing out a new listing on Newbury Street, Boston Realty Advisors rightfully boasted about the thoroughfare’s global allure and lineup of national and international powerhouses from the Public Garden to Massachusetts Avenue. Now, the firm based at 745 Boylston St. has an exclusive mere blocks away at 903 Boylston St., […]

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07Jun
BRA EXCLUSIVE
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Newbury Street Holds The Retail Throne You see it and hear it everywhere – retail is evolving. E-commerce giants have given consumers more convenient and affordable alternatives; but the reality is brick and mortar is keeping up. For evidence of this, you don’t need to look any further than Newbury Street, the epicenter of Boston’s […]

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