Saturday, 1 March, 2014
BOSTON – The Brooks Company, a Boston-based real estate development and investment firm, announced the acquisition of a 48-unit fractured condominium community in Fitchburg. Financial details were not disclosed. The Falls at Arden Mills, constructed in 2007, is comprised of a three-story elevated residential building and a two-story clubhouse/office building…
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Thursday, 10 May, 2007
BOSTON, The Brooks Company, A Boston-based real estate development and investment firm, has sold The Grant Mill building in Providence, RI, to a joint venture of Starr Development of Massachusetts and Brady Sullivan Properties of New Hampshire. Purchase price was $2.4 Million. The historic, four-story brick building, located at 295…
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Monday, 6 November, 2006
FOXBOROUGH, MA – A long-abandoned former state hospital will be transformed into a $100 million mixed-use project under an ambitious plan to bring an upscale urban development to Boston’s traditionally residential suburbs. The project, called Chestnut Green, will put 203 single family homes and condominiums along with 55,000 sf of…
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Monday, 30 October, 2006
The New England Real Estate Journal The Abrams Group is still a relatively new name in the real estate market; however, they are a name to remember. For the past eight years, they have been redeveloping previously existing buildings and structures across central and eastern Massachusetts and turning them into…
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Monday, 30 October, 2006
Worcester, MA October 30, 2006 — The Abrams Group, a Boston real estate development company, in partnership with Global Property Developer’s Corporation, a Callahan Company, is proud to announce that they have won one of BUILDER Magazine’s prestigious 2006 Builder’s Choice awards for The Fremont Lofts in Worcester, MA. The…
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Wednesday, 25 October, 2006
WITH THEIR WALL-SIZE windows, industrial details, and rock-solid construction, abandoned mills are romanticized as chic living quarters. The realities of adapting them for residential use, however, are quite different. Several developers had been daunted by the deep floor plate, roughly 120 feet across, on a section of this former weaving…
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Sunday, 15 October, 2006
With hundreds of new luxury condominiums hitting the market south of Boston, some developers have cut their asking prices in a nod to the buyer’s market. Buyers, however, will be hard-pressed to find bargain basement deals among the region’s marquee new condo developments. Most developers of these high-end condo projects…
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Saturday, 9 September, 2006
Brian Kladko – Boston Business Journal For real estate agents who had grown accustomed to a frenzied housing market, the last year has been a bit of a come-down. But the slackening demand and a glut of new condos has actually yielded bigger paydays for some as developers bolster incentives…
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Tuesday, 1 August, 2006
The Queen Anne buildings of the former Foxboro State Hospital still stand with the same grandeur they exhibited in 1891, but today they no longer hold the purpose of housing the mentally ill. Boston-based developer VinCo Properties purchased the site at an auction last year with plans that are now…
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Friday, 23 June, 2006
Boston-based VinCo Properties, Inc., a real estate development company that specializes in creating value through the repositioning of existing buildings and undeveloped land, is redeveloping the former 93-acre Foxborough State Hospital site at 6 Chestnut Street, Foxborough, MA into a highly anticipated mixed-use community called Chestnut Green. Chestnut Green, a…
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