Boston, MA Marcus & Millichap, a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in investment sales, financing, research and advisory services, has completed the sale of 15 Euston Rd., a 24-unit multifamily property in the city’s Brighton neighborhood. The asset sold for $8.875 million.
Norton, MA Auburn Construction marks a significant milestone with the completion of two substantial ground-up training facilities for IBEW Local 104 in Norton, Mass., and Epping, N.H. The projects reflect Auburn’s significant growth over the past two years,
Windsor, CT A joint venture comprising Regal Ventures, Snowball Developments and Devli Real Estate has acquired a 186,603 s/f, single-tenant industrial asset located at 600 Day Hill Rd. All three partners are based in the New York City area.
Charlestown, MA TOCCI Construct, LLC, a fourth-generation, family-owned construction management firm, has been awarded a $50.2 million contract by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to rehabilitate Building 107 at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
NEREJ invitied commercial real estate professionals to share their perspective on the trends, opportunities and challenges shaping the market this fall and what they see ahead for 2027.
Westport, CT Saugatuck Commercial Real Estate (SCRE)completed the leasing of the boutique retail suite at 24 Taylor Place to medical aesthetics brand JECT. This highly anticipated location marks JECT’s official debut in the Connecticut market.
Templeton, MA MPZ Development LLC (MPZ) and Capstone Communities LLC (Capstone) celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of Baldwinville School Apartments on Tuesday, October 20. The event marked the official delivery of Baldwinville School Apartments – the first multi-family housing project delivered
Holliston, MA Wayne J. Griffin Electric, Inc. (Griffin Electric) strives to foster a positive working and learning environment where every person is valued and respected. The company always looks to hire, train, and maintain team
Brighton, MA 2Life Communities has named Lizbeth Heyer as president and Saul and Gitta Kurlat chief executive officer on October 2. Heyer has been with the organization since 2014 and has shaped its growth across three fronts: real estate development, healthcare integration, and innovation in middle-market housing, including the development,
In this column, I want to discuss a basic principle of building relationships, then share a few lessons I’ve learned along the way. I call it Social Energy. The concept is simple: surround yourself with successful people, develop relationships, and participate in activities that put you in the same circles as the people you want to do business with.
I’m optimistic that Southern New Hampshire is no longer waiting for the next industrial cycle. It may already be in it. Two announcements in September 2026, United Therapeutics’ purchase of the former Anheuser-Busch campus and
As Pawtucket looks toward new leadership following Adam Greenman’s victory in the September 9 Democratic primary, The Pawtucket Foundation extends its appreciation to mayor Donald Grebien for nearly 16 years of service
This shift from transaction-driven to release-driven regulation is already influencing how buyers, sellers, and developers evaluate environmental risk. Under the CPTP framework, environmental obligations were often triggered solely because a qualifying property changed ownership. The result was that many transactions became bogged down by environmental compliance requirements that had little relationship to current environmental risks.
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,
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.