Boston
Construction Surge Tempers Rent Growth in Boston
Bolstered by population and employment gains, multifamily demand continues to rise across the metro, spurring developer optimism and attracting new investors.
Sidestepping the Pitfalls of Brownfield Development
Dan Drazen, project manager at Trinity Financial, details the upsides and challenges in brownfield multifamily projects and discusses the firm’s next major adaptive reuse project.
Multifamily REITs to Flourish in Major Metros: Morningstar
According to the company’s latest report, market conditions in the New York City, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., metros could have a significant impact on four of the largest REITs over the next two years.
Nordblom Co. Unveils The Huntington in MA
The 117-unit luxury community is an adaptive reuse of an industrial property and features one- and two-bedroom apartment homes.
Boston’s Pricing Power
Bruce Lusa, vice president of multifamily investment sales with Colliers International, discusses area trends and offers tips to investors targeting the city’s booming market.
Luxury Waterfront Community Opens in East Boston
The 25 percent pre-leased Boston East community, developed by Trinity Financial and East Boston Community Development Corp., features 200 luxury apartments and includes a community art gallery.
Boston-Area Asset Receives $29M Loan
Reed Realty Advisors will use the proceeds to finance the development of Pac 10 Lofts, a 180-unit affordable housing community in Lawrence, Mass.
Campanelli, Thorndike Sell MA Luxury Asset for $54M
East Main Apartments, located between Providence and Boston, features 188 units. Campanelli Construction completed the Class A community in 2017.
OBP Partners Acquires 2 Boston Properties
The company secured a 185-unit suburban apartment portfolio from True North Capital Partners for $45.2 million.
Hines Sells 244-Unit LEED-Certified Cambridge Community
Rising six stories, the newly built, Class A community is located in the northeastern part of the city, next to the MBTA Alewife station