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2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: SupplyOne, Inc.
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2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: SupplyOne, Inc.

SupplyOne’s converting project in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, represents a strategic investment in the company’s continued expansion throughout New England. As SupplyOne grows its regional network through acquisitions and facility investments, the project strengthens its ability to provide localized packaging solutions while supporting customers with the resources of a national organization.
HYM Investment Group and city of Revere celebrate opening of The Amp at Suffolk Downs
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HYM and city of Revere celebrate opening of The Amp at Suffolk Downs

Revere, MA The HYM Investment Group LLC and the city of Revere celebrated the official grand opening of The Amp at Suffolk Downs, a new 600-person-capacity outdoor amphitheater and open
Winstanley Enterprises and Dacon transform Southampton Road Industrial Center into Class A industrial powerhouse
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Winstanley Enterprises and Dacon transform Southampton Road Industrial Center into Class A industrial powerhouse

Westfield, MA When Winstanley Enterprises set out to reimagine 1111 Southampton Rd., the vision was clear: take an aging industrial facility and transform it into one of the most competitive Class A warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing spaces in Western Massachusetts. The result is a renovation that delivers on every front.
CBRE completes sale of Greenwich office building for $10.7 million
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CBRE completes sale of Greenwich office building for $10.7 million

Greenwich, CT Jeffrey Dunne, Steven Bardsley, Travis Langer and Steve Holt of CBRE’s National Office Partners represented 39 Lewis Street Property, LLC, in the sale of 39 Lewis St., a 100% leased, 17,081 s/f mixed-use property.

2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: Renovation for Solmetex manufacturing & warehouse expansion completed by Timberline Construction
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2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: Renovation for Solmetex manufacturing & warehouse expansion completed by Timberline Construction

Canton, MA Timberline Construction Corporation (Timberline), a top New England construction management firm, has completed the full-building renovation in Northborough for Solmetex, the market leader in water quality and safety solutions for the dental industry.
Related Beal to complete a $38 million renovation to Loring Towers in Salem, MA
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Related Beal to complete a $38 million renovation to Loring Towers in Salem, MA

Salem, MA Related Beal together with Related Affordable, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and MassHousing announced a complete upgrade and renovation of the Loring Towers affordable housing community built in 1974. With financing secured, Related will begin a comprehensive, multi-phased renovation of the 250-unit property in August 2026
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Gale Associates to lead rehab of Mansfield Municipal Airport runway

Mansfield, MA Gale Associates, Inc., through its Airport Engineering & Planning Group, is providing engineering design and construction administration services for the rehabilitation of Mansfield Municipal Airport’s primary airfield infrastructure. Construction began on July 13, 2026, with the airport closed to fixed-wing aircraft for three months while improvements are completed.
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Cynthia and John Fish donate $20 million to Cape Cod Hospital; single-largest contribution to date

Hyannis, MA Cape Cod Healthcare has received a $20 million charitable donation from Cynthia and John Fish of Osterville. This historic gift is the single-largest contribution to date for the health system and was generously granted with the purpose of improving patient care and patient experience to further Cape Cod Healthcare’s mission to provide the highest-quality, accessible health services which enhance the lives of all Cape Cod residents and visitors.
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Featured Industrial Perspective: Understand your land - Site optimization strategies for industrial development in New England - by George Green
>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.
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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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As global wind energy capacity has expanded dramatically over the past two decades, a largely overlooked consequence is now demanding attention: the disposal of wind turbine blades that have reached the end of their operational lives.
Why resident engagement is becoming a new asset performance metric
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