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Project of the Month: Brady Sullivan opens The Lofts at 93 North - Modern luxury apartments in Concord, N.H.
Concord, NH Brady Sullivan Properties is proud to announce the opening of The Lofts at 93 North, an 80-unit apartment community offering upscale, modern living in New Hampshire’s capital
Peyser Real Estate Group celebrates ribbon-cutting for $55 million Dexter Street Commons
Pawtucket, RI Mayor Donald Grebien joined governor Dan McKee, secretary of Commerce Stefan Pryor, secretary of Housing Deborah Goddard, and developer Lee Peyser of Peyser Real Estate Group to
The Stubblebine Company facilitates sale of 134,000 s/f portfolio to Seyon Group Acquisitions, LLC for $28.15 million
Marlborough, MA The Stubblebine Company has completed the sale of a 134,000 s/f Class A flex portfolio located at 261 Cedar Hill St. and 753 Forest St. for $28.15 million to Seyon Group Acquisitions, LLC.
Marcus & Millichap arranges $5m sale of industrial warehouse at 93 Mystic Ave., Medford, MA
>Medford, MA Marcus & Millichap completed the sale of 93 Mystic Ave., an industrial property. The asset sold for $5 million. Edenkrans and Luigi Lessa of Marcus & Millichap exclusively marketed the property on behalf of the seller, 93 Mystic LLC, and procured the buyer, a private family.
NEREJ's 2026 Industrial Review Spotlight
The New England Real Estate Journal is pleased to present Industrial Review 2026, a special publication highlighting the people, projects and properties shaping New England’s industrial real estate market.
Marcus & Millichap arranges $3.9 million sale of 56,000 s/f 470 Pine St.
Manchester, NH Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of 470 Pine St., a multi-tenant building in downtown. The asset sold for $3.9 million. Lessa and Mattias Edenkrans of Marcus & Millichap, in association with Thomas Shihadeh, the firm’s broker of record in New Hampshire, exclusively marketed the property on behalf of the seller, TAD, LLC, and procured the buyer, Mike Mita.
Waterstone Properties Group breaks ground on $400 million Cedar Landing at The Ridge
Rochester, NH Waterstone Properties Group broke ground on the next chapter of its mixed-use property, unveiling the new branding for the development before a crowd of partners and community leaders. Located along Rte. 11, adjacent to Ridge Marketplace, Cedar Landing at the Ridge is a $400 million mixed-use expansion redefining the future of development in the Seacoast region.
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2026 hurricane season now underway - Interstate Electrical Services outlines proactive steps to safeguard commercial facilities against natural disasters
Billerica, MA With the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season now underway, Interstate Electrical Services is urging commercial property owners and managers across the region to shift from emergency planning to a strategy of operational resilience.
JLL arranges $67.256 million refinancing for Eliot on Ocean
Revere, MA JLL Capital Markets has arranged a $67.256 million refinancing for Eliot on Ocean, a 194-unit multifamily property. JLL represented the borrower, Invictus Real Estate Partners, in securing the three-year, floating-rate loan through Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc.
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Madison Park Vocational students build skills, explore construction careers through Suffolk co-op program
Boston, MA Two Madison Park Technical Vocational High School students got a firsthand look at careers in construction, spending several months working alongside Suffolk team members and trade partners at Huntington Tower, one of the city’s active high-rise construction projects.
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When Boston was selected as a host city for FIFA World Cup 26, expectations for the region’s lodging market were enormous. Hotels prepared for what many believed would be one of the largest demand events in the city’s history.
This article explains why Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investors may report taxable income that exceeds their actual cash distributions – a concept that mirrors decades of standard practice in direct commercial real estate ownership.
For some context, I quit a perfectly good salary-and-benefits job with roughly $500 to my name. Looking back, it was either incredibly brave or one of the worst financial decisions of my life. Fortunately, it worked out. Remember, I have a real estate license now in addition to that $500, and I was now working as a rental agent in Newton Centre.
A career in property management is much more than overseeing buildings; it’s also about shaping communities, elevating living experiences, and creating environments where people can
>In today’s industrial market, land value is defined not only by location, but by how effectively a site can support current and future development and operations. Across New England, developers, owners, and tenants face unique challenges including limited available land, aging infrastructure, utility constraints, complex entitlement processes, and increasing pressure to maximize every acre.
At the time, I was working as a commercial property manager. I had just met a great woman who eventually became my wife. I had a salary, benefits, and an employer-matched 401(k) plan. While working my 9-to-5 job, I attended graduate school at Brandeis University from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
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