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Monogram Expands MA Footprint With Boston Buy
The company acquired The Washingtons, a 182-unit community in Melrose, Mass. JLL’s capital markets team brokered the deal.
John Hancock Snags Property on Boston Harbor
The 224-unit high-rise was built in 2007, and is part of the ongoing redevelopment of the Navy Yard, one of the oldest shipbuilding yards in the U.S.
Lena New Boston Breaks Ground on 41 Mixed-Income Units
The $200 million redevelopment of the former Boston State Hospital site entered a new phase, which will include 22 affordable units. The project is part of Olmsted Green, a 42-acre development in the heart of the city.
WinnDevelopment Tapped for $1.6B Boston Project
The Mary Ellen McCormack site will be transformed into a 3,000-unit mixed-income community set to be constructed over four phases.
Luxury Condos Break Ground in Boston Area
A joint venture of Callahan Construction Managers, A.W. Perry and Boston Andes Capital will build Brio, a 77-unit waterfront property in Hingham, Mass.
Nonprofit Sells Fall River Senior Community
Colliers brokered the sale of the 44-unit Bay View independent living community to SMG Inc. The asset is located on a 5.2-acre lot that is suitable for additional development.
NEI Begins Construction on Newest TOD in MA
The six-story development will be adjacent to the Beverly Depot commuter train station. The 112 Rantoul St. team includes women-owned businesses Barnat Development, ICON Architecture and McDermott Ventures.
Urban Investment Beyond the Core
Kenan Bigby of Trinity Financial sheds light on trends in affordable housing, transit-oriented development and investment opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets.
Wood Partners Begins Pre-Leasing at Boston-Area Community
The Westerly at Forge Park is a luxury residential property in Franklin, Mass., with common area amenities that include an outdoor pool and a dog park.
Top 5 Student Housing Communities in Greater Boston
One of the world’s best-known academic hubs, Boston continues to benefit from top-ranked universities. However, the city’s affordability issues are pushing students out of core submarkets to the outskirts of the MSA.