Boston Realty Advisors, the Boston area’s largest independent commercial real estate brokerage, is representing the owners of 399 Washington Street, a retail and office property opportunity in the Downtown district of Boston, for sale. The five-story, 76,000-square-foot property in 2021 underwent a thorough renovation of the LEED-certified base building systems and has sunny and open floor […]
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15,000 Square Feet of Space in BGI’s Innovative New Seaport District Tower October 12, 2023 – By Tom Palmer BOSTON – Boston Realty Advisors, the largest independent real estate brokerage in Massachusetts, has been engaged as the exclusive broker of the extensive retail space at 10 World Trade, Boston Global Investors’ 17-floor premier research and development […]
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03Mar
Boston’s residential neighborhoods are thriving, while downtown struggles
Boston Commercial Real EstateBy Diti Kohli Globe Staff The revival of resident neighborhoods also has to do with economics. A storefront that goes for $90 per square foot downtown could lease for around $40 in the urban edge areas, said Whitney Gallivan of Boston Real Estate Advisors. Rent “in the neighborhoods could be a quarter of what it […]
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22Feb
Outstanding Women of Commercial Real Estate 2023 Announced, Will be Honored on March 10
Boston Commercial Real EstateWhitney Gallivan Managing Director & Partner Boston Realty Advisors As Head of Retail Leasing and Capital Markets, Whitney brings vast experience and in-depth knowledge of global, national and local retailers — and Boston’s greatest properties. After spending ten years with WS Development, she has been a leading consultant in the city working on A-list projects, […]
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24Jan
Why ‘how downtown Boston is recovering’ depends on which downtown you’re talking about
Boston Commercial Real EstateBack Bay, the Seaport, and the Financial District are taking divergent tracks as the pandemic eases, depending largely on how reliant they are on office workers. By Janelle Nanos and Catherine Carlock Boston Globe Staff Since the start of the pandemic, there have been lots of questions about the future of downtown Boston. But three […]
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