Boston
Top 10 Boston Apartment Owners
Despite rising multifamily property prices, the city has been attracting attention from major investors due to its growing economy and population, as well as its relative affordability.
Boston Conversion Project Lands $160M in Financing
The Archer Residences at Beacon Hill is a redevelopment project of the former Suffolk University Law School buildings, set to bring 70 luxury condominiums to the Beacon Hill neighborhood.
Affordable Community to Replace Former MA Mill
MassHousing closed on $17.1 million in financing for the development of a 102-unit affordable housing community in Lawrence, involving the preservation of a former industrial property and remediation of a brownfield site.
Rents Rebound Amid Boston Building Boom
The metro’s economy remains on sound footing, generating high-paying jobs at a fast rate and driving demand for upscale housing.
CBRE Closes Sale of Garden-Style MA Community
After the expiration of the original affordable restrictions, the 102-unit community in Stoughton, Mass.,underwent significant renovations, including landscaping and parking improvements.
Fairfield Residential Sells 133-Unit Boston Asset
CBRE facilitated the sale of Baker Chocolate Factory Apartments, a three-building property converted for residential use in the 1980s.
Boston’s Bulfinch Crossing Lands $250M in Financing
HFF arranged a construction loan for the 46-story residential tower at Bulfinch Crossing, which is set to become the tallest rental community in Boston.
Boston Community Commands Record-Breaking Price
CLPF Residences at Seaport has acquired Watermark Seaport from Skanska and Twining Properties for $60 million. The deal represents the highest price paid per unit for a multifamily project in the city.
MA Affordable Housing Project Lands $23M
MassHousing arranged the financing through JP Morgan Chase on behalf of Just-A-Start for the renovation and reconstruction of 112 affordable units in Cambridge, Mass.
BPDA Approves 3 Small Boston Communities
The developments are part of a larger set of projects which passed at BPDA’s December meeting. Together, they are expected to bring online 97 units and more than 8,000 square feet of retail space.