Former Goulston & Storrs Offices Sold for $30M
A vacant Boston office building that was formerly occupied by law firm Goulston & Storrs was acquired for $30 million, a 40 percent discount from its last sale in 2014.
A vacant Boston office building that was formerly occupied by law firm Goulston & Storrs was acquired for $30 million, a 40 percent discount from its last sale in 2014.
A vacant Malden office building that once housed state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offices traded for $7.8 million after a marketing campaign emphasized its potential for alternative uses.
A downtown Boston property anchored by Atrius Health medical offices was acquired by an alternative investment manager for $36.35 million, or 24 percent below its previous trade.
A Back Bay office-retail building anchored by an investor center for Fidelity Investments was acquired by a Spanish real estate investment firm for a 27-percent discount from its previous sale in 2013.
A Boston office building that traded for nearly $156 million weeks before the COVID shutdown in 2020 was acquired by Boston-based Synergy Investments in exchange for the assumption of $76.5 million in mortgage debt.
Boston Properties CEO Owen Thomas said the office REIT sees “significant opportunities” for acquisitions and development in 2024 as the office sector falls out of favor among institutional investors and values drop.
2024 promises to be a year of reckoning for many Boston-area commercial property owners as rising vacancies and expiring mortgages threaten their once-lucrative business plans.
A Back Bay property was acquired for $99 million in the neighborhood’s biggest-ticket office sale since 2020.
In another example of the downward reset in Boston office building values, Allston-based City Realty acquired a Leather District property for $11 million, or just over $150 per square foot.
A Braintree office property that went to auction in July sold for $8.7 million to auto dealer Daniel J. Quirk.
A Downtown Crossing office building traded for a 74-percent discount from its previous price in 2016, as a Boston investor snapped up the 38,000-square-foot building for just under $4.1 million.
A Miami-based real estate investor made the first plunge into Boston’s chilly office investment sales market since early 2022 with the $41 million acquisition of a Financial District property.
John Dolan – also known as the Bruins’ PA announcer – takes over leadership of brokerage Avison Young’s New England region at a critical moment in the region’s commercial real estate industry.
A pair of developers acquired a former federal courthouse-turned-office building in downtown Springfield from MassDevelopment for $6 million.
Commercial and residential brokerage Boston Realty Advisors is swapping its longtime Back Bay headquarters for a newly-acquired Newbury Street property.
New York-based investor KKR and Synergy Investments of Boston have acquired a Seaport District office building from original developer Skanska.
A Financial District building that’s part of Boston confectionary history is under new ownership for the first time in decades.
Life science developer Alexandria Real Estate Partners’ latest local acquisition is a suburban office property being vacated by Philips Healthcare in Andover.
A San Francisco real estate investor that recently announced plans to buy tech and life science properties has acquired a Fort Point office building for $74.6 million.
Quaker Lane Capital has added a 63,000-square-foot office building in Boston’s Bulfinch Triangle to its portfolio with a $24 million acquisition.