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Posted: October 11, 2012
BRA retained to sell 18-28 JFK Street, Harvard Square
Boston Realty Advisors (BRA) has been exclusively retained for the sale of a mixed-use asset in Harvard Sq., 18-28 JFK St. The property totals 27,796 s/f and is positioned at the confluence of JFK St., Brattle St. and Massachusetts Ave. The building's 100% occupancy consists of 12,150 s/f of retail space and 16 apartments. The building is occupied by Papyrus, Uno Chicago Grill, Vitamin Shoppe and, coming soon, Capital One.
The BRA investment sales team of Christopher Sower, Jason Weissman and Michael d'Hemecourt will be handling the sale.
Founded in 2001 by Jason Weissman, Boston Realty Advisors operates a full-service commercial brokerage platform. BRA specializes in selling investment properties throughout New England. The firm's mission is to fill a void in the commercial real estate industry with creative and aggressive marketing.
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