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Updates in the world of Commercial Real Estate

Your Commercial Lease Clauses and COVID-19

Your Commercial Lease Clauses and COVID-19

by: Gary Tasman | via NAIOP The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us all to re-evaluate the ways we conduct business, including remote work opportunities, surface sanitization, social distancing, human resources policies and indoor air quality. For those in the commercial leasing business, the concept of force majeure and how it applies to the pandemic is […]

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Changing Landscape of Retail Space in Boston

Changing Landscape of Retail Space in Boston

With store closings and the bankruptcy of major retail chains, the retail industry is changing before our very eyes. Online retailers are thriving while storefront retailers are struggling. Recent developments are only a prelude to the many more changes to come in this industry. How can commercial investors adapt to the changing landscape of retail […]

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Demand for Commercial New Construction Projects in Boston

Demand for Commercial New Construction Projects in Boston

It’s no secret that Boston is in a real estate boom. Real estate activity along with increased business activity has led to higher demand for commercial new construction projects. Here’s a quick look at factors that contribute to new construction initiatives and how builders are altering their approach and practices to adjust to changing times. […]

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Boston Office Space Vacancy Rates and Market Trends

Boston Office Space Vacancy Rates and Market Trends

The Boston commercial real estate market is one of the strongest in the nation. Here’s a quick look at the statistics and how Boston compares to other major cities across the country. Boston Market Area Vacancy Rate The Boston office space vacancy rate has remained fairly steady from quarter to quarter. It shifted just 0.1% […]

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Tax Reform is Good for Real Estate Investors

Tax Reform Is Good for Real Estate Investors

The tax reform package went through many changes before making it to the President’s desk for signing in December 2017. Now that the final details are known, investors can finally understand its impact. It turns out, tax reform is good for real estate investors for several reasons. Retention of 1031 Exchanges Earlier versions of the […]

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Harvard to Help Expand Boston’s Real Estate Market

Harvard to Help Expand Boston’s Real Estate Market

Boston has experienced a recent real estate boom especially in hotbed areas such as Kendall Square. With Massachusetts Institute of Technology situated nearby, the life science and technology markets have exploded within the Cambridge market. This boom has come with a price however, as rent prices for prime space have risen sharply with the decline […]

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Flexible Space Overtakes Open-Office Plans

Flexible Space Overtakes Open-Office Plans

  In the early 2000’s, open-office plans were the new hot commodity in the world of business. These open spaces allowed for a much welcomed break from the monotony of the traditional workplace. Conversation and interaction replaced the usual silence that one would experience when working in a traditional office filled with cubicles or closed […]

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