
FoxRock’s Newest Quincy Development Opens to Residents
The developer of more than 600 apartments in Quincy Center is marketing its newest units in a newly-expanded former Masonic Temple.
The developer of more than 600 apartments in Quincy Center is marketing its newest units in a newly-expanded former Masonic Temple.
FoxRock Properties acquired a Quincy office building for $6 million, betting on companies opting for lower-cost workspaces in the suburbs.
Quincy-based commercial real estate company FoxRock Properties recently refinanced a North Quincy office building for $27 million.
FoxRock Properties’ has begun marketing the second new building in its Quincy Medical Center campus redevelopment in anticipation of a mid-September opening date.
A construction pipeline of 17,000 apartments in Greater Boston could put downward pressure on rents in 2023 amid rising vacancies across the region.
A New York City investor has received $19.6 million in acquisition financing for a Chinatown parking garage after acquiring the property from Quincy-based Foxrock Properties.
A $58.5-million construction loan from Citizens Bank will catalyze the development of FoxRock Properties’ 201-unit Center & Stone complex in Quincy.
Construction of a 465-unit market-rate apartment complex called Ashlar Park is under way after a Quincy developer received $129-million in construction financing from Citizens Bank.
A developer proposing a large downtown Quincy project is swapping out a 20-story hotel-apartment tower in favor of more office and lab space.
Quincy-based developer FoxRock is expanding its downtown Boston portfolio with the $43.5 million acquisition of a property in the South Station submarket.
South Shore developer FoxRock has filed plans with the city Planning Board for a 20-story tower and an adjacent office building, for a 2.7-acre parking lot downtown.
FoxRock Properties’ newest acquisition offers an opportunity for companies looking for office space in a top Route 128 submarket.
Quincy-based commercial investor and developer FoxRock has expanded its portfolio to over 4 million square feet with the recent acquisitions of suburban Boston properties leased to Atlantic Coffee and Hub Folding Box.
State Street Corp. is offering to sublease its office space at two of the four buildings it occupies in Quincy, where it’s had a major back office presence for decades.
In this week’s personnel file, everyone is hiring: law firms, banks, mortgage lenders, construction companies, associations and councils.
Commercial real estate developer FoxRock Properties has relocated its corporate headquarters from Norwell to 1495 Hancock St., a 35,000-square-foot office building that it owns in Quincy Center.
Quincy-based Foxrock Realty has acquired Boston’s Beach Street garage for $33.5 million in its first acquisition outside the South Shore.