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Posted: November 29, 2019
Boston Realty Advisors markets two multifamily properties totaling 109-units
Boston, MA Boston Realty Advisors (BRA) was engaged to market the sale of two multifamily assets situated in the Back Bay and Longwood Medical neighborhoods of the city.
The institutional grade investment opportunity contains 109 market rate units throughout two buildings. Located one-mile from one another, 49 Worthington St. and 16 Westland Ave. have been owned and managed by Coppola Management Real Estate for 40-years. The pair of assets has strong historical occupancy and contain a collection of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units – with 25% of them updated.
“These assets have multiple attributes buyers look for – location, proximity and convenience to public transportation,” said Jason Weissman, founder and CEO of BRA.
Weissman is joined by a team of specialists at BRA including senior partner Nicholas Herz and associate directors Kevin Benzinger and Andrew Herald.
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