Cambridge, MA Oxford Properties Group, a leading global real estate investor, asset manager and business builder, and J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives, completed the sale of One Memorial Dr., a fully leased, 409,422 s/f class A office building, for $825.1 million.
Haverhill, MA Newmark has completed the $43 million sale of 25 Computer Dr., a warehouse/distribution asset. Newmark co-head of U.S. capital markets Robert Griffin, vice chairman Edward Maher, executive managing directors Tony Coskren and Matthew Pullen
Shelton, CT Northeast Private Client Group is excited to initiate a brand refresh. In the coming weeks and months, you will notice changes to their logo, colors, fonts, and patterns. These changes, along with updated messaging, show their evolution as they enter their second decade of business.
Charlestown, MA CBT, an award-winning, internationally recognized planning and design firm, has signed a lease spanning 40,000 s/f of indoor space and 10,000 s/f of outdoor space at One Constitution Wharf, owned by Jamestown L.P.,
Boston, MA Freudenheim Partners has facilitated a 6,185 s/f sublease for an expanding Houston-based company, Ara Partners, at 222 Berkley St. The private equity firm, which specializes in industrial decarbonization, will sublease 6,185 s/f in the Back Bay.
Cambridge, MA Dennis Kelleher and John Pentore of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of a 12-unit apartment building for $4.7 million. The heavy value-add is situated just outside of Alewife.
Boston, MA Quaker Lane Capital, a real estate development, investment, and advisory services company and Massachusetts certified minority business enterprise (MBE), and Alcion Ventures, a Boston based real estate private equity firm,
Framingham, MA 119 Herbert St. has changed hands for the first time since it was constructed in 1984. The 42,000 s/f mixed-use building was purchased by 119 Herbert LLC
Boston, MA According to JLL, Chris Maciejczak is joining the firm’s life sciences project & development services group as a managing director.
The future of mobility is quickly moving away from vehicle ownership and more towards access to convenient and reliable transportation.
1 This trend places an even greater emphasis on how communities of the future should be built today to provide residents with an alternative mode