Spotlights
Seeing the forest through the trees - by Dennis Serpone
The election of Donald Trump by over 50% of the population has set in motion a euphoria of the highest caliber. The stock market keeps breaking daily records, car sales are through the roof, waiting lines at high end restaurants are back and theThe outlook for Rhode Island industrial sector is positive - by Julie Freshman and George Paskalis
The industrial real estate sector in Rhode Island has demonstrated steady growth and relatively low vacancy rates over recent years and we expect the same as we look forward into 2025. With minimal new construction in sight this year, we expectGreater Springfield Industrial Market 2025 - by John and Jack Reed
The Greater Springfield Industrial Market experienced steady sales and leasing activity through 2024. The first three quarters were filled with uncertainty due to the election and the uncertain direction of interest rates. 2024 concluded with optimism due to increased market activity and transactions.Check out NEREJ's
2025 Forecast Spotlight!
Check out NEREJ's 2025 Forecast Spotlight!
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Western Mass Spotlight!
...Kripper Studio completes design for Northeastern University projects
Boston, MA Kripper Studio completed the design and implementation of several improvements at Northeastern University’s West Village G Student residences. Shared amenity spaces, classrooms, the main entrance, and other access points received a comprehensive refresh as well as the introduction of greater energy-saving efficiencies.Nominations for the 2025 Women in Construction Spotlight now open!
The 2025 Women in Construction Spotlight in the New England Real Estate Journal is set for release on February 28th, in honor of Women in Construction Week (March 2-8). This special issue will spotlight the incredible women and women-owned firms making a lasting impact across the A/E/C industry2024 Year in Review: John Halsey,
Cummings Properties
What noteworthy transactions or deals from this year best exemplified key market trends or shifts? The greater Boston commercial real estate market’s shift toward clean tech and tough tech reflects the region’s thriving innovation ecosystem