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NAIOP/SIOR commercial market mid-year review 2018

Boston, MA The New England Chapter of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) and MA NAIOP held its mid-year market review on t...

Newmark Knight Frank completes 147,371 s/f lease extension to Novanta

Bedford, MA Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) completed a 147,371 s/f lease extension to Novanta, Inc. at 125 Middlesex Tpke. NKF executive managin...

Chelmsford EDC unveils new “Cross Roads at Rte. 129”

Chelmsford, MA The town’s Rte. 129 continues its transformation from a first generation 600 acre and 6 million s/f suburban office par...

Boston office of Cresa celebrates 12th BBJ Best Place to Work Award

Boston, MA The Boston office of Cresa has been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work by the Boston Business Journal (BBJ) for the twe...

The Furniture Trust hosts 8th Annual Eco-Carpentry Challenge

Boston, MA The Furniture Trust, a nonprofit committed to responsible reuse of unwanted office furniture, held its annual, signature event, t...

Nickerson joins O’Brien Commercial Properties sales team

Concord, MA Nathan Nickerson, a recent graduate of Liberty University, has joined the O’Brien Commercial Properties sales team.  ...

Anderson named president of Cummings Properties

Woburn, MA Cummings Properties has appointed Eric Anderson to the position of president. Anderson, an 18-year veteran of the commercial real...

Sherman of Angel Commercial handles $2.225 million bldg. sale

Norwalk, CT Brett Sherman CCIM, senior vice president of Angel Commercial, L.L.C., completed the $2.225 million sale of an 18,500 s/f office...

Peabody Properties’ Jones wins Excellence in Sales & Marketing award from Mass-ALA

Braintree, MA According to Peabody Properties, Tabitha Jones, marketing director at Zelma Lacey House in Charlestown, has been presented the...

NAI Hunneman: Suburbs dominate recent office sales - by Liz Berthelette

As discussed in our Q1 2018 office market report, transaction volume failed to make headway in Boston’s office market during the first quarter of 2018. With that said, Boston remains a highly-desirable destination for capital among all investor types, and the limited inventory of available properties for sale continues to drive up pricing.