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22Nov
Boston Realty Advisors Tapped to Sell Two Boston MF Assets
Connect Boston | November 22, 2019 Capital Markets

Privately held real estate brokerage and advisory firm Boston Realty Advisors has been tapped to sell two trophy multifamily assets in the Back Bay and Longwood Medical neighborhoods of Boston. Together, the two properties consist of 109 market-rate units throughout two buildings. The two properties are located one-mile apart at 49 Worthington St. and 16 […]

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13Nov
Boston Apartment Properties on Block
REAL ESTATE ALERT | November 13, 2019Capital Markets

Two Boston apartment buildings are being pitched as a value-added play. The listing includes a 54-unit building at 49 Worthington Street, near the Longwood Medical Area, and a 55-unit property at 16 Westland Avenue, near where the Back Bay and Fenway neighborhoods meet. Both are fully occupied. The offering is expected to attract bids north […]

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08Nov
Wil Catlin talks horses, trees, vintage vehicles … and real estate
Boston Business Journal | November 8, 2019News

The managing director and senior partner of Boston Realty Advisors discusses his tree farm, antique car collection and the therapeutic nature of horseback riding. In a way, William ‘Wil’ Catlin has two jobs. The first as managing director and senior partner at Boston Realty Advisors, a self-described “boutique” commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm and one of […]

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25Oct
In Boston, Coworking Phoenixes Could Rise From WeWork’s Ashes
Bisnow | October 24, 2019 By Cameron SperanceDowntown Office

Boston real estate sees plenty of opportunities to be made from WeWork’s uncertain future. Landlords and brokers are keeping an eye on Boston’s second-largest office tenant, which is currently teetering on the edge of massive layoffs and financial uncertainty. Two potential WeWork deals, one in Beacon Hill and one in the Financial District, were called […]

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20Oct
For venture capitalists, Newbury Street is in fashion
The Boston Globe | Scott KirsnerDowntown Office

A new generation of investors is capitalizing on the tony shopping district’s prime location Stroll down Newbury Street on a fall weekend and you could shop at a handful of stores that originally were funded by venture capital firms: the shoe store Allbirds, men’s clothing shop Ministry of Supply, or eyeglass retailer Warby Parker. But […]

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