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...come the location for multiple office developments and redevelopments that have reshaped the city skyline ... ...lopment activity continues to attract new institutional ownership and enhance an already vibrant market. RetailThe retail market consists of approximately 500 million square feet of retail space. In the central business district, the market is driven by opportunistic retailers who have recognized that the CBD provides them an interesting demographic of young professionals as well as mature empty nesters. Companies entering the market and existing retailers are also creating opportunities for themselves and supporting reverse migration to the CBD. As a result, stores and retail centers have a long-term opportunity to capitalize on the creation of new residential properties.IndustrialWit... ...le also facilitating major office and retail sale and lease transactions. A...

...ational, cultural and economic hub of New England. Greater Boston is the 10... ... the biotech and life sciences hub of New England.Financial and legal servi... ...se, TJX, and Arbella Mutual Insurance.RetailThe retail market is focused on high-end product with great co-tenancies. Dominant retail markets include downtown Boston’s Back Bay submarket, as well as suburban hubs such as Framingham/Natick, Burlington/Woburn, and Route 1 South. Retailers with less than 5,000 square feet comprise the largest share of the market and traditionally experience the highest vacancy rates. In contrast, big-box retailers with 100,000 square feet or more account for the smallest share of the market and have the lowest vacancy rates.IndustrialThe industrial market in the metro Boston area contains more than 303 million square feet. It can be generally characterized as a stable, low-volatility market. High land values and stiff environmental and entitlement regulations create few incentives to develop new industrial product. In fact, existing supply faces erosion from upgraded adaptive reuse in Boston’s densely developed inner suburban markets.InvestmentThe Boston commercial real estate market has proven resilient during both the 2002 and 2008 recessions. Its innovation-driven economy is diversified, built upon the four pillars of education, healthcare science, technology and finance. Not surprisingly, Boston enjoys an elevated status as one of the top commercial real estate investment markets in the country. Both foreign and domestic institutional real estate investors view a presence in the Boston market as essential to a well-diversified portfolio positioned for both stability and growth.Avison Young in BostonAvison Young entered the Boston market in late 2010 by employing the same innovation and...

... American markets, including Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Mexico City... ...t features and strengths. The office, retail and industrial sectors rank am... ...ings in central business districts to suburban office parks. The largest of... ...so boosting demand in outlying areas. RetailThe Dallas-Fort Worth retail development sector is one of the mos... ...anada and the U.S. on diverse office, retail, industrial and investment rea...

...oup in Atlanta as a Principal in June 2010. He has previously held senior i... ...across major product lines of office, retail, industrial, multi-family and ... ...iary construction company. His firm’s developments and acquisitions totaled...