This Week's Boston Deal Sheet

2Life Communities secured a $129M tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment for the construction of a 174-unit senior housing project in Newton.

Falling D.C. Office Valuations Making Teardowns More Feasible

Most D.C. office buildings don't work for residential conversions, experts say, but changing financial math could allow more developers to teardown and rebuild.

In With The Old: Houston Tiptoes Toward More Adaptive Reuse

Houston developers are leaning toward adaptive reuse while brokers are getting creative to push deals forward.

Who's Buying Old Offices? Bargain Hunters Who Have Been 'Waiting For This Day'

Private equity, smaller investment funds, family money and high-net-worth individuals have been active in buying Atlanta office.

This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Perimeter Summit Sells For $278M

A group of former Duke Realty executives were snapped up by a competitor, plus the rest of Atlanta's hottest deals of the week.

'A Little Alarming': Atlanta's Industrial Market Cooling Rapidly

Tenants continue to turn more toward smaller industrial spaces in Metro Atlanta.

Is Boston Ready For The Budget Crunch Its Struggling Office Buildings Are Expected To Cause?

Boston collected 22% of its tax revenue this fiscal year from office buildings, and experts worry that declining property values could hurt the city.

'Power Is The New Parking': What Companies Want Most In Their Industrial Space Is Rapidly Shifting

Developers, lenders and investors in the industrial space are asking how to turn industrial’s signature, gritty gray into green as they plan for longevity.

From Car Washes To Semiconductors: What It Takes To Make It In The Growing World Of Niche CRE

Niche real estate groups are beneficial for specialized real estate. But since there are not many of them, there are not a lot of people to ask for help.

Senior Housing Industry Mounts A Comeback As Baby Boomers Age In And New Construction Stalls Out

Texas markets in particular are leading the way to recovery.