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New Boston Fund buys 99,181 s/f Carolina Place class A office building

New Boston Fund, Inc. has purchased Carolina Place, a 99,181 s/f Class A office building from a client advised by Invesco Real Estate. Situated on more than four acres, Carolina Place is a five-story building that includes a two-story structured parking deck containing a total of 318 parking spaces. The property is currently 86% occupied to national, regional and local companies. Originally developed in 1984, Carolina Place is located on Glenwood Ave., just over one mile from the I-440 Beltline, three miles from downtown Raleigh and 10 miles from Raleigh-Durham International Airport. The property is also adjacent to the Carolina Country Club and is nestled within the high-end executive housing neighborhoods of Raleigh. Major tenants include Cherry, Bekaert and Holland, LLP, one of the largest regional CPA firms headquartered in the Southeast, and Scott Madden, a general management consulting firm. Both tenants have leased space at Carolina Place for more than 20 years.
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BGO and Seyon complete acquisition of a 134,413 s/f industrial portfolio

Marlborough, MA BGO, a leading global real estate investment manager, and Seyon, a Boston-based, vertically integrated investor, owner and operator of industrial real estate, have completed the acquisition of a two-building, 134,413 s/f industrial portfolio.
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