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04Feb
BRA Ignite – Sparking Growth and Transforming Communities
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Grounded by the collaborative ethos of the independent brand, Boston Realty Advisors promotes BRA Ignite, a series of quarterly events on the company calendar. BRA Ignite endorses synergy and collaboration within the diverse platform taking the form of Philanthropic, Educational, and Social events; the pillars of Boston Realty Advisors.  Founding partner, Jason S. Weissman opened […]

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08Jan
Mayor Walsh addresses City of Boston’s affordable housing crisis with “unprecedented” $500 Million investment plan
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  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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26Nov
The ‘Wrong’ J.J. Foley’s Is Getting Into The Downtown Office Game
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If you’re looking for “Peak Boston,” you’ll find it in the story of J.J. Foley’s. When Esquire magazine named downtown’s J.J. Foley’s Bar & Grille as one of the best bars in the U.S. in 2014, the magazine got swift backlash from locals saying they awarded the “wrong” Foley’s. The South End’s J.J. Foley’s Café […]

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07Nov
Boston Realty Advisors acquires CL Waterfront Properties
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  Boston Realty Advisors has acquired CL Waterfront Properties, a seven-person residential real estate brokerage specializing in the luxury resale market. The all-cash deal broadens the Boston-based real estate firm’s offerings beyond commercial and residential brokerage, said Boston Realty Advisors CEO Jason Weissman. “This is really the last leg of the stool,” Weissman said. “It really […]

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15Oct
Everybody wins with luxury development in Boston
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A recent Institute for Policy Studies report offers a decidedly negative view of both the city’s luxury residential market and the homebuyers who support it. The study’s argument that the luxury buildings are populated by faceless corporate entities and international buyers seeking to park their money ignores a larger and exceptionally positive outcome for the city. (Full […]

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