News

Paradigm’s New Love for the 'Burbs

As an investor, Paradigm Capital Advisors has always been a city kid; “urban-centric,” says chief investment officer Steve Allison. But at Bisnow’s Future of the Suburbs summit, Sept. 10 at the Granite Links Golf Club in Quincy he’ll tell why he’s acquired two suburban office complexes in the past eight months. Three weeks ago, Paradigm closed on the former Concord Farms, 80% vacant. The reason is job growth. The appeal is the opportunity to pick up quality properties at a “great” basis; reposition and rebrand them, says Steve, who also recently purchased an office building on the Charlestown Somerville line. Register to hear lots more.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Boston Newsletters
Related Stories

Activist Investor Buys Stake In Empire State Building Owner

San Francisco Office Market Climbs, Fueling Demand For Large Blocks, Luxury Space

How UK Investment Giant L&G Plans To Grow Its U.S. Multifamily Holdings

Cambridge Residential Tower Secures $522M Loan: The Boston Deal Sheet

Affinius Relinquishes Big Office Building Next To Capital One Arena

One Thomas Circle, The Elevated Workplace For The Way D.C. Works

Hedge Fund Breaks NYC Record With $375-Per-SF Office Lease

Renewals Dominate In Years-Low Office Leasing Quarter

Healey Nominates New Opportunity Zones, Targeting Sites Of Major Projects

University City Office Market Improves Despite Slow Quarter In Philly

High-Flying Midtown Office Market Back To Pre-Pandemic Health

Greystar Secures 100K SF Tenant At Somerville Lab Building