WeWork is on track to have Boston’s largest office footprint by year’s end, the latest benchmark in coworking’s rapid ascent in New England’s largest city. Since first arriving in Boston in 2014, WeWork has quickly grown to be one of the largest tenants in the city. Deals this year include a 250K SF, 11-story lease at […]
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With WeWork Expected To Be Boston’s Largest Office Tenant, Experts Assess Coworking’s Risk Factor
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Boston Realty Advisors secures $30.9m construction financing on behalf of sponsor, Jones Street Investment Partners
Capital MarketsNorth Attleborough, MA Boston Realty Advisors has secured a $30.9 million construction loan for the ground up redevelopment of 21 East St. – a class A apartment property consisting of 193 market rate apartment units and 11,500 s/f of retail. The redevelopment is replacing the dilapidated L.G. Balfour Building, located in downtown. The site is situated within […]
Read MoreBoston Realty Advisors expanded its list of advisory services with a new commercial property and asset management division. The new unit will be managed by industry veteran Brian Bishop. “Mr. Bishop and his seasoned team have more than 20 years of experience within the commercial real estate industry,” said the company in a statement. “While […]
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Ella Properties Acquires Boutique Apartment Property in the North End for $7.1 Million
Capital MarketsBOSTON–Ella Properties LLC announced that it has acquired 20 Sheafe Street, a boutique multi-family apartment property in Boston’s beloved North End neighborhood. The $7,100,000 acquisition was financed with a $5,060,000 loan from Eastern Bank. Boston Realty Advisors represented the seller, 20 Sheafe Street LLC, and procured the buyer. “20 Sheafe Street fits perfectly into our […]
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ALL THE DOMINOS FALL’ Business debts are threatening a cascade of loss
Capital MarketsLeave a commentBy Catherine Carlock | Boston Business Journal | April 10, 2020 It was 5 p.m. on the Friday before April 1 when John Pepper finally picked up the phone to speak with one of his restaurant chain’s landlords. Pepper, the co-founder and former CEO of Boston-based Boloco, hadn’t wanted to answer the call. Luckily, it was good news — the landlord would […]
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