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Project of the Month: Acella Construction completes South Coastal Animal Health veterinary facility in Rockland, Mass.
Rockland, MA Acella Construction Corp., a leader in construction management throughout greater Boston, is proud to announce the completion of South Coastal Animal Health’s newest veterinary facility at 400 Hingham St. As a newly valued Acella tenant and long-time client, this project marks the third successful collaboration between the two organizations
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 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
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
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.
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
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.
DeWolfe and Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties broker $2.15 million sale
Lowell, MA Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. has completed the sale of 89 Appleton St. for $2.15 million. Tyler DeWolfe and Ben Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties were the
City of Dover and Cathartes celebrate the completion of Nebi Park and Truette
Dover, NH Cathartes joined community leaders and officials from the city to celebrate the opening of Nebi Park – the city’s newest public park – and The Truette Apartments with a joint ribbon-cutting ceremony held at the Nebi Park Pavilion
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Corderman & Company engaged to perform upgrades and renovations at Shalin Liu Performance Center
Rockport, MA Corderman & Company was engaged to perform upgrades and renovations throughout all four floors of the Shalin Liu Performance Center. The project team collaborated with
Lee & Associates NYC arranges $10.5 million in financing for New England acquisition and redevelopment projects
East Providence, RI Lee & Associates NYC’s Capital Advisory Group has arranged two commercial real estate financing transactions totaling $10.5 million, highlighting the team’s ability to
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Essex Bank donates $17,500 to senior housing facility Essex Court in Centerbrook, CT
Centerbrook, CT Essex Bank has donated $17,500 to Essex Court, an elderly and disabled housing facility managed by the Essex Housing Authority.
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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.
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.
For years, multifamily owners have competed by adding amenities. Fitness centers became larger. Clubrooms became more sophisticated. Developers invested heavily in co-working spaces, pet amenities, outdoor gathering areas, and wellness-focused features.
Connecticut needs more residential housing. The state has excess underutilized commercial property. As a result, the state has been encouraging conversion of commercial space, hotels and motels to multifamily housing.
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