Boston
Chicagoland, Boston Senior Living Communities to Break Ground
Deploying a budget of $64.5 million, Capital Senior Housing will develop two new assets comprising more than 150,000 square feet and nearly 180 apartments in Glenview and Andover.
BPDA Approves Two Residential Projects in Boston
The two developments will bring 101 residential units to Dorchester and South Boston, including 13 affordable units, as well as ground-floor retail.
Invesco Expands Portfolio With MA Buy
CBRE/NE represented the seller and procured the buyer. The property is three blocks away from Nantasket Beach and offers easy access to the South Shore.
Beacon Communities Buys NDC, $250M Portfolio
The residential development company now owns National Development Corp. and its 59 properties, most of which are affordable communities. The portfolio is valued at more than $250 million and expands Beacon’s portfolio to 14 states.
Berkshire Group Debuts 2 Boston Towers
The company developed The Benjamin and VIA, part of the $600 million One Seaport development, the largest mixed-use project in the area in more than 30 years.
Boston Affordable Housing Gets $14M Renovation
LIHC Investment Group and Weston Associates received financing that will keep the 380-unit Shore Plaza Apartments affordable for the next 20 years.
Rent Growth Moderates, Demand Persists in Boston
Above-trend population gains and increasing job growth continue to make the city one of the most stable multifamily markets in the U.S.
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.