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Northeast Private Client Group office expands presence in Boston

Boston, MA Northeast Private Client Group is relocating its Framingham regional office to Boylston St. and welcomed new talent to its team. The firm’s expanded presence in the city will allow its team to serve more real estate investors with interests in multifamily, mixed-use, retail and office assets both in the city and the surrounding submarkets.

In addition to relocating, the firm has hired Taylor Perun and Tim McGeary to the regional team.

Perun is a senior associate previously based in the firm’s Connecticut office, and has significant experience and track record in central and western Massachusetts submarkets. McGeary will serve as an associate with Perun in the same submarkets.

“As we grow our transactional and advisory activity inside the 128, it makes perfect sense to move our regional office into the urban core of the market,” Edward Jordan, JD, CCIM, managing director of Northeast Private Client Group, said. “With the real estate investment cycle near its peak, we see the market moving back to more traditional drivers. It’s a great time to deepen our value-added services in the Massachusetts market.”

“The strength of the regional investment real estate market is driving investors to explore opportunities to repurpose and reposition assets inside the 128 and in neighboring communities along the 495 corridor,” Drew Kirkland, Senior Associate in Northeast Private Client Group’s Boston office, said. “This expansion, coupled with our rich expertise in Class B and Class C assets inside the 128 corridor, will allow us to develop relationships with more owners and investors and deliver strategic analysis and value-added transactional services.”

Since 2010, Northeast Private Client Group has transacted nearly $1 billion in investment real estate. The firm was recently named to the prestigious Inc. 5000, which ranks the nation’s fastest growing private companies, and has been awarded CoStar’s Power Broker designation for the past four consecutive years.

Northeast Private Client Group is the fastest growing mid-market investment sales firm in the Northeast, providing unmatched results by combining specialized market intelligence with a relationship-based marketing strategy that caters to clients’ needs. The firm’s collaborative and research-driven solutions are tailored to meet the individual needs of investors across the Northeast who are looking to buy, sell or exchange mid-market properties including mixed-use, multifamily, retail and office assets. Northeast Private Client Group’s highly disciplined process is just one of the many reasons the firm has earned CoStar’s Power Broker designation year after year and was named to the 2016 Inc. 5000 of America’s fastest-growing private companies.

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