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16Mar
Stay the Course, Despite COVID-19
Capital Markets

Letter to the Editor of Banker & Tradesman by Jason S. Weissman  The communal, personal and economic effect of the coronavirus has infringed every fabric of our daily lives. This unwelcome disruption has generated a panic that we must quickly transcend. Staying healthy is paramount – both physically and mentally.  We need to be mindful and act responsibly to […]

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20May
The Future of Distressed Debt Investing Amidst COVID-19
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Our founder, Jason S. Weissman was part of an iGlobal Forum webinar – The Future of Distressed Debt Investing Amidst COVID-19.  He said that there is little distressed debt within the Multifamily sector and will likely see more come online in about a year.  In contrast, Jason said there is and will be a lot […]

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04Feb
The hunt for yield in 2020 – by Jason Weissman of Boston Realty Advisors
BRA Ignite

Macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty has had capital from around the globe flocking to the U.S. Treasury market for decades. Albeit one of the safest investments in the world, yields are at historic all-time lows, making it an arduous task to achieve attractive risk-adjusted yields from fixed income investments. In November, Bill Gross told the Financial Times that […]

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13May
Bisnow Webinar : Boston Life Sciences State of the Market
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Life Sciences may be the least disrupted sector in CRE. With dozens of companies working on treatments, vaccines and research to combat the current health crisis, the life sciences have seen a surge in activity — and funding. As uncertainty grows around the demand for office space, landlords may increasingly look to life sciences as […]

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03Feb
Fenway apartments sold for $28.5M
Capital Markets

By Catherine Carlock  – Real Estate Editor, Boston Business Journal | Jan 31, 2020 An affiliate Boston-based The Davis Cos. has acquired 77-81 Park Drive, a 55-unit apartment complex in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, for a combined $28.5 million, or $518,000 per unit. The two-building complex includes 23 parking spaces. It’s immediately adjacent to the Back Bay Fens across […]

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