We are all getting a little tired and anxious, in hearing about corona virus. The news is full of uncertainty, which continues to drive down American confidence, stock value, and yes, even real estate values.
Roxbury, MA Fantini & Gorga has arranged permanent financing of $9.165 million for Roxbury Highlands. The loan was placed with a national bank. Roxbury Highlands is comprised of 50 affordable apartments supported by HUD project-based subsidies
Roxbury, MA Rockland Trust Bank has provided a $22 million loan to Cruz Development Corp. for the first mortgage construction and permanent loan financing of the Dr. Michael E. Haynes Arms building. The $34 million project will
Ayer, MA Cornerstone Realty Capital has arranged $9.1 million for the acquisition of an apartment property. The property consists of 76 units, spread between three, three-story garden-style buildings and four townhouses.
Brookline, MA Mike Marcone of Marcone Capital, Inc. has arranged the $18.4 million financing of a 47,227 s/f medical and general office building located at 822-826 Boylston St.
Boston, MA Eastern Bank welcomes Rex Lumber Co. as a new commercial banking customer. Founded in 1946, Rex Lumber is a third-generation, family-owned and operated business distributing hardwood lumber with revenue between $50 and $100 million.
Chelsea, MA The Community Economic Development Assistance Corp. (CEDAC) partnered with Local Initiatives Support Corp.(LISC) and its Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Accelerator Fund (ETODAF), to lend a total of $8.5 million in acquisition
Boston, MA Doug Landry, a principal at the real estate investment and advisory company FinanceBoston, has been named as a partner at the 16-year-old firm. Landry joined FinanceBoston as a principal in July 2018.
Although we are currently in the midst of the longest recovery in history, recent market events remind us that the economy is cyclical. Household debt is at a record high, while the saturated retail and restaurant sectors have been generating a number of high-profile Chapter 11
Boston, MA The Real Estate Finance Association (REFA) is coming off an eventful month. On February 25th, REFA hosted a sold-out education program at Atlantic Wharf on The Impact of the LIBOR Changes.
In surveying the Boston Industrial market, I came across the following. CBRE’s 2020 Market Overview notes that “the U.S. Industrial market will see some dramatic shifts in 2020. Absorption gains will be difficult to achieve” where in some markets there are extremely low vacancy rates and limited space options.
In the Seacoast area of New Hampshire, similar to many other markets in New England, the prices of single residential lots have dramatically increased over the past several years along with the prices of single family homes. After examining the asking and