Boston, MA According to JLL, Alex Plaisted has joined the firm as a managing director in its suburban Boston leasing group. Plaisted will focus on advising tenant and landlord clients across the Central 128 market, where he has spent more than two decades completing some of the region’s most significant leasing transactions.
Boston, MA According to Related Beal and Jamestown, the joint venture owners of the Innovation and Design Building (IDB) in the Seaport, they have completed more than 225,000 s/f of leasing activity at the property over the past year.
Boston, MA At its Annual Awards of Excellence, the New England Chapter of CoreNet Global celebrated the graduation of the 2025/2026 Leadership 2.0 Cohort and the George M. Conti Young Leader Professional Development Program 2025 Cohort.
Beverly, MA North Beverly Family Medicine has opened at 48 Dunham Ridge, leasing 3,070 s/f of custom-built medical space at the business and innovation campus.
Newton, MA Tyler Capecci, SIOR, vice president at 128 CRE became a member of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) as an office specialist. Capecci is now one of just 3,300 SIOR Designees worldwide.
Newbury, MA JLL Capital Markets has completed the sale of Newbury Self Storage, a 686-unit self-storage facility. JLL’s Capital Markets Self Storage team represented the private seller, Stowaway Storage Newbury, LLC, and procured the buyer, Andover Properties.
Cambridge, MA Dennis Kelleher and John Pentore of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of eight units consisting of seven residential apartments and one commercial space. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller in the transaction. The asset sold for $4.92 million.
Boston, MA Avison Young brokered the sale of two adjoining office buildings totaling 34,300 s/f located at 33-41 West St. for $9.55 million. Avison Young principals Brandon Dickason and Jeff Gates represented the buyer, Embrace Boston. The seller was Kendall Capital.
Boston, MA Columbia Property Trust, Inc. has completed six leases 50,000 s/f at 116 Huntington Ave., its 273,000 s/f boutique office building in the city’s Back Bay. The largest deal belongs to Karen Clark & Company, a software development firm that has called 116 Huntington home since 2017.
Needham, MA Onyx Partners Ltd., a commercial real estate investment and development firm, has acquired the former You-Do-It Electronics Center building at 40 Franklin St. The firm has commenced redevelopment of the building into its new headquarters, with a strong emphasis on preserving the property’s historic character and architectural integrity.
Framingham, MA Finegold Alexander Architects and Dimeo Construction Company joined local and state officials, project partners, and community members to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Framingham Regional Justice Center.
New Bedford, MA Colantonio Inc. completed the historic renovation and restoration of the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center in downtown. Working alongside The Zeiterion Theatre, Inc., Wilson Butler Architects, and P3 Project Planning Professionals, Colantonio renovated 33,500 s/f of the historic facility
Warwick, RI Atlantic Capital Partners negotiated the sale of Midland Commons, a power center condominium. The 160,448 s/f asset is anchored by nationally recognized tenants, including Dick’s Sporting
East Greenwich, RI Christina Rouse of Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal represented the landlords at the Greenwich Mills (42 Ladd St.) in the lease of 1,789 s/f of office space. The renovated mill property located
Providence, RI Compass brokered the sale of 5-7 Cushing St. for $1.825 million. Kira Greene and Rebecca Mayer, of Compass Providence, represented the sellers in this transaction, and Will Sherry, also of
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