Oxford Resumes Acquisitions with Fan Pier Buy
The real estate arm of a Canadian pension fund resumed its big-ticket acquisitions in Boston with the $435 million acquisition of a Fan Pier office tower from Clarion Partners.
The real estate arm of a Canadian pension fund resumed its big-ticket acquisitions in Boston with the $435 million acquisition of a Fan Pier office tower from Clarion Partners.
Boston-based developer Synergy’s $116 million purchase could be the first in a series of acquisitions with a new financial partner.
Another brick-and-beam office building in Boston’s Fort Point traded hands with its acquisition by a local real estate investor.
The latest partnership between the developers who bought the former Barnes & Noble property in Downtown Crossing is the acquisition of a 151,163-square-foot office building in the Financial District.
The 12-story office building at 18 Tremont St. was acquired by Boston-based Kendall Capital. Newburyport-based Institution for Savings provided the loan.
The new owners of a Route 128 landmark completed a retail lease with a national athletics gear chain following the property’s first change of ownership since 1971.
Arsenal Yards developer Boylston Properties acquired an 11-acre cluster of commercial properties in Wellesley from longtime owners and announced plans to refresh the buildings to attract new tenants.
The 122,100 square-foot 320 Summer St. was formerly part of software firm LogMeIn’s headquarters.
After a nearly 10-year hiatus, The Davis Companies is adding to its office portfolio in the city of Boston
Boston-based developer Synergy added to its office portfolio with acquisition of a 159,273-square-foot West End complex for $22.5 million.
A Financial District office building that sits in the shadow of the Winthrop Center skyscraper was sold to a local investor for $15.75 million.
A 431,233 square-foot corporate campus occupied by Keurig Dr Pepper’s headquarters traded for $84.5 million in an acquisition by Los Angeles-based Montana Avenue Capital Partners.
BXP executives outlined plans to sell 23 properties and concentrate investments in “premier workplace assets” in coastal urban markets.
The decline in Boston office building valuations is creating opportunities for local developers to acquire class A buildings previously owned by national and institutional investors.
A downtown Boston office tower is reportedly set to be acquired by Boston-based developer Synergy for a steep discount from the previous transaction that took place just before the COVID-19 outbreak.
A partnership of Tritower Financial Group and Live Oak Real Estate Investments paid $28 million for One Bowdoin Place.
A Needham office building that previously traded for over $26 million in 2012 was sold this week for $19 million to a local developer.
An office building that’s part of the 16-acre Station Landing mixed-use development at Medford’s Wellington Circle was acquired by a Burlington-based developer that’s planning a repositioning project.
Blackstone’s office real estate arm is testing the investment sales climate in Boston with plans to sell a Back Bay multitenant building after an 11-year ownership period.
Local developers acquired a Fort Point office building that’s attracted tech offices and a popular barbecue restaurant in recent years for nearly $48 million.