Posted on January 7th, 2010 by James Morrison
Look for the media to cycle away from the doom and gloom reports of residential real estate and instead focus more on the doom and gloom of commercial real estate. As our economy continues to bottom or hover near the bottom, depending on who you listen to, we will hear more and more about foreclosures […]
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Posted on November 19th, 2009 by James Morrison
It’s time to get serious about investing in the overlooked squares of Somerville. By Jan. 1st, 2015 Davis Sq. & Porter Sq. wont be the only hot spots for condo development & strong, consistent rents. Here are some facts from tonights meeting that have given me confidence.
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Posted on November 18th, 2009 by James Morrison
For those of you who are following the Green Line Extension closely there is a meeting tonight at Somerville High School. I’ll be attending this meeting and blogging about it later tonight so those who can’t make it will have a general idea of how the extension is progressing.
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Posted on October 23rd, 2008 by James Morrison
Last month while I was on vacation a block of truly luxurious apartments came on-line in Charlestown’s Navy Yard. Managed by Roseland Properties and called the HarborView at the Navy Yard this building is truly top of the line. Originally slated to be a condominium building it offers much larger floor plans than the traditional […]
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Posted on November 30th, 2007 by James Morrison
Most of Lower Allston groans when Harvard releases details of its latest land acquisition in their neighborhood.
Not Today!
What’s loving referred to as the communist block, in my office, the horrible looking cement fortress known as the CharlesView Apartment Complex has agreed to a land swap, of sorts, with Harvard University. The residents of […]
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