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Associated Brokerage Group is a locally owned commercial real estate brokerage firm, specializing in the sale and leasing of office, retail, industrial and other unique commercial properties throughout Greater Boston and Eastern Massachusetts.
ABG distinguishes itself from larger conglomerates, as well as from other brokerage houses, by its “boutique-style” structure, which allows for more personal and creative client focus.
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Tenant Representation
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Retail
3rd Quarter 2025 Boston’s retail sector remains one of the strongest in the country due to a powerful consumer base and a limited construction pipeline...
Office
3rd Quarter 2025 Boston’s office market continues to face significant challenges as demand remains weak across key industries. The life sciences sector, once a...
Industrial
3rd Quarter 2025 Boston’s industrial construction pipeline remains modest compared to national levels, with space underway totaling just 0.7 percent of inventory against...
Multi Family
3rd Quarter 2025 Boston’s multifamily market continues to show steady performance as stable leasing activity meets periods of elevated new supply. These delivery waves...
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