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07Jul
Newbury Street’s Sneaker Problem: Too Many Good Options?
Boston Commercial Real Estate

Hoka and On open flagships just steps from the boutiques that built their Boston following. By Jaci Conry· 7/2/2026, 10:55 a.m. “We see it as a net positive,” says Whitney Gallivan, head of retail leasing at Boston Realty Advisors, noting that brand stores help increase overall foot traffic and elevate the retail ecosystem on Newbury Street. And […]

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09Apr
‘This definitely got my attention’: Can two new trendy stores make one of Boston’s oldest shopping hubs new again?
Boston Commercial Real Estate

By Dana Gerber Globe Staff,Updated April 9, 2026   That bright future is likely to come sooner because of the splash Uniqlo and Teso Life will make, said Whitney Gallivan, senior managing director and partner at Boston Realty Advisors, who helped broker the latest sale of 399 Washington. “When a tenant comes to town, historically, […]

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16Jan
Boston Globe – Double Feature
Boston Commercial Real Estate

Is a food hall in Fenway worth saving? There’s only one answer. By Shirley Leung Globe Columnist,Updated January 16, 2026, 6:00 a.m. 15   A food hall may be a feast for our stomachs but operating one successfully is a massive undertaking, said Whitney Gallivan, partner and senior managing director at Boston Realty Advisors who works […]

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11Dec
Boston Real Estate Times Announces 2026’s Trailblazing Women Transforming the Industry
Boston Commercial Real Estate

By Boston Real Estate Times  – December 10, 2025   BOSTON—Boston Real Estate Times, the region’s largest digital and video real estate magazine, today announced its annual list of Outstanding Women of Commercial Real Estate for the year 2026. All the winners will be honored on January 28, 2026, during the annual Awards Gala at […]

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16Oct
What’s next for Boston’s coffee scene after Starbucks closures?
Boston Commercial Real Estate

Nearly 20 Starbucks have closed in Greater Boston since Sept. 28. Is this good news for local coffee shops? By Katelyn Umholtz and Beth Treffeisen October 3, 2025   Starbucks’ closures in some of Boston’s busiest coffee hubs sent shockwaves in the city’s cafe scene, with industry leaders questioning what this means for the future of Boston’s buzzing coffee […]

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