Category: Spotlight Content

What noteworthy transactions or deals from this year best exemplified key market trends or shifts? This year’s acquisitions of third-party fee-managed clients highlighted how property management is evolving. Owners and boards are increasingly engaged, requiring property managers to balance operational excellence, compliance, and transparency while serving as advisors.

What noteworthy transactions or deals from this year best exemplified key market trends or shifts?  The Foundry has been a standout project this year, capturing the growing trend toward adaptive reuse and community-driven development. Transforming a former industrial space into a vibrant, mixed-use environment

What was your greatest professional accomplishment or most notable project, deal, or transaction in 2024?  This year, I had the exciting opportunity to collaborate with Dartmouth College on a new apartment-style housing project on their campus in Hanover, NH.

The NEREJ reached out to the Elevate Cambridge team as the winners of the 2024 Project of the Year! Below is a Q&A with Sean Selby of Arrowstreet and Jason Emord of Timberline Construction:

The NEREJ reached out to the Electric Hydrogen team as the runner up for the 2024 Project of the Year! Below is a Q&A with Adam Dufault of BW Kennedy and Matthew O’Brien of Vivo Architects:

Boxborough, MA Nate Nickerson, president of Fieldstone Commercial Properties and David Skinner, advisor and founding partner of Prescott have completed a significant lease transaction for Crossroads Community Church, which has secured 100,000 s/f

Cambridge, MA According to DivcoWest, a DivCore Capital company and the national real estate investment and development team behind the destination neighborhood and innovation hub, Cambridge Crossing (CX), 222 Jacobs St., one of CX’s premier life sciences and technology buildings,

Attleboro, MA NeighborWorks Housing Solutions partnered with several organizations to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the city’s first-ever adult emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing development.

The Woonasquatucket River begins in the swamps of North Smithfield, R.I., flows through downtown Providence, and merges with the Seekonk River at the head of Narragansett Bay. Known as the location of the annual “Waterfire” demonstration each summer in Waterplace Park, not far from the Capitol building,

Boston, MA Tecta America, one of the national leaders in commercial roofing, has acquired Eagle Cornice Company, based in Cranston, R.I. Eagle Cornice Co. has served businesses and organizations of all sizes across New England since 1901.