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Uber Moving to North Station Area of Boston
Uber is on the move and headed for new digs in the North Station area of Boston. The North Station office market still reigns as a value option compared with Back Bay and the Seaport. The Boston...
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Downtown Boston Office Market Expanding Steadily
Credit: B&T Downtown Boston is the largest concentration North of New York City and is in the midst of strong rent growth across the Class A and B segments. Today’s technology and creative...
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Older Office Buildings in Boston Yielding Higher Rent Prices
Credit: Boston Globe It is true, Class B office rents are on par with the low rise space in class a towers. From the Boston Globe: What they lack in modern conveniences, the Class B buildings make up...
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‘Jewel Box’ Building at 15 Broad Street goes up for Sale
Credit: Pinterest Trades continue to take place in the Class B office sector with 15 Broad Street coming to market. From The Real Reporter: “the 73,500-sf “jewel box” building that is 100 percent...
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Synergy Investments Sells Class B Portfolio
Credit: Boston Business Journal Value in the Class B market continues to be achieved with Synergy’s sale of a 4 building portfolio. 184 High Street - $19.5M 100 N. Washington Street – $18M 211 Congress...
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Franklin and Federal Street Office Buildings sell for for $177M
70 Franklin St. Office trades continue with the sale of 175 Federal Street and 70 Franklin Street to Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH’s of Germany in excess of $177 million. According to multiple...
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Boston’s 70 Franklin Street Sells for $42M
Image Credit: cpexecutive The Class B office market in Boston Financial District sees another trade: 70 Franklin Street. From CPExecutive.com: “70 Franklin’s timeless architecture combines with its...
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Synergy Sells Two Class B Office Buildings in Boston for $75m
Credit: BBJ Trades continue in Boston’s Class B sector with the sale of 99 Chauncy Street and 101 Summer Street to TIAA from Synergy Investments for $75 million. A recent article on the BBJ’s website...
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Tenants Returning to Boston Offices Will Find A Strange New World
By Dees Stribling | Bisnow | April 27, 2020 Most Boston commercial space is now empty, but the time is approaching when many or most workers return, perhaps in shifts or only a few days a week....
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