Category: Massachusetts

Boston, MA HFA, an employee-owned, nationally recognized architecture and engineering firm, has completed the acquisition of TRIA, a Boston-based architecture firm known for its deep expertise in life sciences and laboratory design.

Boston, MA As the multifamily market evolves, one question is emerging across development, operations, and asset management: How do we create communities that retain residents and support long-term value? Elite Wellness Amenity Group, headquartered in Boston, is providing a data-backed answer by transforming underused apartment fitness centers into fully activated,

NEREJ’s Fall Preview is Out Now! Explore our Fall Preview Spotlight, featuring exclusive Q&As with leading commercial real estate professionals and in-depth byline articles on today’s most relevant market topics. Gain insight into the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping New England’s commercial real estate landscape this fall.  

In all things today, uncertainty is not an anomaly – it’s the norm. In today’s real estate landscape, appraisers, tasked with interpreting market signals and arriving at defensible value opinion, must navigate a terrain shaped by shifting and

We’ve entered a new season yet there’s a familiar mix of anticipation and uncertainty in Boston’s real estate development scene. The conversations have been plentiful, about housing shortages, construction costs, and regulatory reform, but the

If you would like to hear a question to which it is tough to give an interesting answer, it is, “How is the real estate business?” However, today, for the first time in quite a while, I have an interesting answer: deals are starting to sell.

What trends or shifts do you see shaping your industry this fall and into 2026? As debt becomes more accessible heading into 2026, the commercial real estate landscape across Central Massachusetts – and all New England – presents opportunities for repositioning and growth. Key trends include refinancing and debt restructuring, a flight to quality that separates Class A properties

What trends or shifts do you see shaping your industry this fall and into 2026? Boston’s skyline reflects a shift, fewer cranes and heightened competition for small to mid-sized projects as city firms expand into the suburbs.

What trends or shifts do you see shaping your industry this fall and into 2026? Things are shifting fast. Recent policy moves in Washington have disrupted many green energy projects, forcing clients to pivot and rethink their models.

What challenges or opportunities do you anticipate for your clients as the market heads into Q4? One challenge I anticipate is slower leasing velocity – the time from initial inquiry to lease signing continues to lengthen.

Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 1031 allows a property owner, who holds property for “the productive use in a trade or business or for investment”, to defer paying capital gains taxes if a property owner sells such property, identifies like kind

I recently found myself in a conversation with some seasoned real estate investors who have been immersed in the world of property auctions for over three decades. As we reminisced, the conversation naturally drifted back to the late 1980s and early 1990s