RAY VISION

We found Raymond Property's Ted Raymond at last week?s CBRE Market Outlook, sizing up prospects for future deals. You'll recall Ted was early to join the 1980?s effort to transform the Charlestown Navy Yard into a vibrant waterfront neighborhood of housing, retail, offices, and labs. Recently, he accepted an offer from a buyer for two Back Bay properties: 161 Commonwealth Ave, an underused parking lot, and 163 Commonwealth Ave, an existing brownstone.

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