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Project of the Month: HDS Architecture and Callahan Construction Managers complete The Devon at Weiss Farm for John M. Corcoran & Co.
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Project of the Month: HDS Architecture and Callahan Construction Managers complete The Devon at Weiss Farm for John M. Corcoran & Co.

Stoneham, MA The Devon at Weiss Farm, a 259-unit multifamily LEED Silver rated project, located on an expansive 25-acre site is now complete and moving toward 100% occupancy.
Fulcrum constructing 98-unit affordable housing community Brookline Woods
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Fulcrum constructing 98-unit affordable housing community Brookline Woods

Brookline, NH Fulcrum is excited to partner as the construction manager with Brookline Nine Owner. LLC for the construction of Brookline Woods. Brookline Woods is a multi-phased affordable Housing Development located
EagleBridge Capital arranges $13.3 million in financing for South Hills at Riverview
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EagleBridge Capital arranges $13.3 million in financing for South Hills at Riverview

Norwich, CT EagleBridge Capital, has arranged construction to permanent mortgage financing in the amount of $13.3 million for The South Hills at Riverview apartments. The mortgage was arranged by EagleBridge senior director Brian Walsh who stated that the loan was provided by a leading regional lender.
Clarion Partners sells One Marina Park Dr. to Oxford Properties for $435 million - JLL Capital Markets handles sale
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Clarion Partners sells One Marina Park Dr. to Oxford Properties for $435 million - JLL Capital Markets handles sale

Boston, MA JLL’s Capital Markets group has completed the $435 million sale of One Marina Park Dr., a 494,938 s/f, Tier 1 office tower in the Seaport District. JLL represented the seller, Clarion Partners, in the sale of the asset to Oxford Properties.
Pyramid Management Group completes acquisition of 1.4m s/f Providence Place
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Pyramid Management Group completes acquisition of 1.4m s/f Providence Place

Providence, RI Pyramid Management Group, in partnership with Paolino Properties and DW Partners, closed on the purchase of 1.4 million s/f Providence Place, one of the largest and most visited shopping centers in Rhode Island. Pyramid will partner with

NEREJ's 2026 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE Spotlight

Innovation in commercial real estate comes in many forms—from new technology and smarter processes to creative problem-solving, stronger collaboration and forward-thinking leadership. Publishing August 28, NEREJ's latest Ones to Watch: Innovators in Commercial Real Estate spotlight recognizes the individuals, teams and companies helping shape the future of our industry.
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Robinson and Norwood of NAI Norwood Group sell 21,780 s/f industrial for $1.445 million

Meredith, NH Joe Robinson and Chris Norwood, of NAI Norwood Group, completed the sale of over 21,780 s/f of industrial space at 23 Foundry Ave. The $1.445 million transaction highlights the continued strength of the industrial market in the Lakes Region,
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Reveler Development welcomes first residents to Lofts North at The Levee

Biddeford, ME Reveler Development made known that Lofts North at The Levee has officially welcomed its first residents, marking another significant milestone in the continued transformation of the town’s historic mill district into a mixed-use neighborhood along the Saco River.
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Maugel DeStefano Architectso designs Advocates new 80,000 s/f headquarters and training center

Marlborough, MA Construction is underway on the 80,000 s/f interior renovation of Advocates, Inc.’s new headquarters and training center at 251 Locke Dr. Managed by Related Beal on behalf of building owner Boston Andes Capital, the renovation will transform the existing office building into a modern workplace that supports Advocates’ expanding operations, strengthens collaboration. The project was designed by Maugel DeStefano Architects.
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The utility beneath our streets: How wastewater is becoming a renewable energy asset for real estate and communities - by Karen Prescott
Every day, homes, apartments, hospitals, universities, and commercial buildings discharge warm wastewater into sewer systems. That thermal energy can be captured and reused to heat and cool nearby buildings, reducing fossil fuel consumption and lowering operating costs. Massachusetts,
Wash, dry, rethink: What a social media post about laundry facilities can teach multifamily investors about value - by Alix Curtin
An apartment property manager recently posed a simple question on social media: which amenities do residents actually care about, and which ones just look good on a tour? The responses told a consistent story. Residents rarely mention smart locks or coworking lounges when they talk about what keeps them in a lease.
Value engineering: When to do it and what to expect from it - by Thomas Dionne
In our first white paper we defined what value engineering (VE) is; to recap – Value Engineering is an additional layer of cost analysis that the construction manager can perform to arrive at an improved functionality-to-cost ratio, without sacrificing quality.
Boston’s FIFA World Cup 26: A different  kind of win for the lodging market - by Sebastian Colella
When Boston was selected as a host city for FIFA World Cup 26, expectations for the region’s lodging market were enormous. Hotels prepared for what many believed would be one of the largest demand events in the city’s history.
How property reserves work in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) - A practical comparison to direct real estate ownership - by Dwight Kay
This article explains why Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investors may report taxable income that exceeds their actual cash distributions – a concept that mirrors decades of standard practice in direct commercial real estate ownership.
Repeatable routine in commercial real estate - by Daniel Gardner
For some context, I quit a perfectly good salary-and-benefits job with roughly $500 to my name. Looking back, it was either incredibly brave or one of the worst financial decisions of my life. Fortunately, it worked out. Remember, I have a real estate license now in addition to that $500, and I was now working as a rental agent in Newton Centre.