Quincy Apartments Trade for $25.4M
A Quincy apartment complex developed in 2018 was acquired by a Brookline investor this week for $25.45 million.
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.
FoxRock Refinances Quincy Office Building for $27M
Quincy-based commercial real estate company FoxRock Properties recently refinanced a North Quincy office building for $27 million.
Rockland Trust Leads Financing for Quincy Apartments
Quincy-based real estate developer LBC Boston has secured a $50 million financing package led by Rockland Trust for the construction of an apartment complex in downtown Quincy.
Quincy Center Offices Sold to City Realty
Brookline-based City Realty is placing an $18 million bet on Quincy Center’s continued revitalization with the purchase of a 132,000-square-foot office building in the heart of the downtown business district.
Quincy Transit-Oriented Apartments Sell for $54M
A Quincy apartment complex has traded hands for $54 million, according to public records.
These Real Estate Turkeys Should Be Toast
State and local officials have been kind to us this year, producing a bumper crop of overcooked ideas, from sitting on billions of federal relief dollars to pushing for a return of rent control.
20-Story Tower, Offices Proposed in Downtown Quincy
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.
Mass. Gateway Cities See Price Records
Sales of homes and condominiums in these mid-sized, older industrial hubs are rising as buyers, many of them first-timers, search for more affordable alternatives after being priced out of Boston and its ever more expensive suburbs.
Hot Condo Markets Emerge in Post-Pandemic Environment
Local real estate markets have been sorting out the effects of the pandemic and changing buyer preferences for the new rules of living and work agreements, leading to strength in some surprising places.
First Phase of 700K SF North Quincy TOD Opens
The first phase of The Abby, a 700,000-square-foot apartment complex built next to the MBTA’s North Quincy station, is nearly 80 percent leased following the first resident move-ins in late May.
Gateway Cities Offer Opportunities for the Bold
We have been eyeing Quincy for a number of years and ironically, the northern portion that provides the closest access to Boston has also been the most overlooked.
Quincy Center Revitalization Hits Mature Phase
The recipe for success in Quincy is patience. After a decade of planning and waiting, the revitalization of Quincy Center is well underway. More than 700 apartments and condos have opened in the last three years alone.
COVID Has Opened New Opportunities for Community Banks
The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t change the way we bank – it just rapidly accelerated the changes that were already underway, moving us all much more quickly into a world of high-tech banking by phone and laptop.
HarborOne Opens New Quincy Branch
Brockton-based HarborOne Bank opened its latest branch this week, in downtown Quincy.
Quincy Plans Small Business Rent Supports
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch plans to announce a grant program Thursday to help small businesses in that city to pay their rents.
1 in 4 Area Families with Children Pay Half their Income for Housing
Nearly one out of every four families with children in 13 Greater Boston communities pay more than half their income for housing, while nearly 1 in 10 live in overcrowded conditions with more than two people per bedroom, a new report says.
New Building Techniques at Quincy School Project
In order to adapt to current teaching methodology and the environmental and societal influences educators and students face, local communities are revisiting how schools are designed and constructed.
Just Before Rebuilt Station Reopens, MBTA Ferry Runs Aground in Harbor
Four people sustained injuries Friday morning when an MBTA ferry ran aground near Long Island in thick fog after being “cut off” by a private boat, a T spokesman said.
‘Lunch Bucket’ Towns Join the Million-Dollar Home Club
Million-dollar home sales are starting to pop up in some of the unlikeliest places as prices across Massachusetts shatter records. A decades-long slump in new residential construction in the Boston area has created a dire shortage of homes for sale, driving up prices across the board and putting a premium on anything new or recently renovated.
