Real Estate

Built in 2013, this 488,000-square-foot, 27-story building contains 381 high-end studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments. The building is LEED Gold certified, smoke free, and pet friendly, and features over 28,000 square feet of free amenity space including a pool, fitness center, and lounge area. It also offers 110 parking spaces.
Retail: Jaho Artisanal Roasters and Wine Bar.
The Kensington Website

Built in 1979, this 102,000-square-foot, nine-story luxury mid-rise has 96 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and is located in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay, on the corner of Newbury and Exeter Streets. The property has been continually upgraded to feature granite countertops, hardwood floors, energy star appliances, and new kitchens and bathrooms. The property offers 24/7 concierge service, as well as a smoke-free, pet-friendly environment.  Retail: Stephanie’s on Newbury, Intermix, Aldo, Illesteva 28 Exeter at Newbury

Built in 1965, the 32,000-square-foot Argyle Terrace properties feature 38 one- and two-bedroom apartments conveniently located less than a half mile away from the Ashmont MBTA station in Dorchester. Offering smoke-free living, secure buildings, and an onsite manager, it has been continually upgraded to feature keyless entry, new awnings and windows, expanded laundry rooms, hallway carpet replacements, utility conversion from oil to natural gas, and the installation of energy-efficient thermostats and baseboard heaters. The building also has 37 parking spaces. Dorset Square Residences

Pinnacle’s pristine, 400-acre campus is dedicated to developing leaders, supporting inner-city youth, team-building offsites, and other charity endeavors. Under conservation easement, it is composed of open-air and enclosed meeting spaces, reflective walking trails, recreational ponds, a 20-element aerial adventure park, and both low and high professional ropes courses. Pinnacle’s open space and overnight facilities promote healthy and sustainable activities that promote personal growth and change. Pinnacle Leadership website

Owned in partnership with Szwarcbard-Marian Co. Ltd., this project consists of the new construction of a 187,000-gross-square-foot (gsf) medical office building with eight floors above ground and a basement and three floors of parking and storage below ground. Roughly 83,000 gsf are dedicated to medical office use and 88,000 gsf to 177 parking spaces and storage. The base building project was completed at the end of 2014 and is in lease-up.

Built in 1960, this 19,000-square-foot property features 24 one- and two-bedroom apartments and is located just a three-minute walk away from the new Fairmount Commuter Rail at Morton Street. The property features an onsite manager, smoke-free living, and secure buildings. The property has been upgraded to include keyless entry, new windows, expanded laundry rooms, hallway carpet replacement, utility conversion from oil to natural gas, and the installation of energy-efficient thermostats and baseboard heaters. The property has 17 parking spaces. Dorset Square Residences

Built in 1899, this historic, 80,809-square-foot, six-story office building serves as the Boston headquarters of The Kensington Investment Company and Grand Circle Corporation. It is located on the corner of Congress Street and A Streets, in the city’s Fort Point neighborhood. The property is also located in the Seaport District of Boston. The Seaport district is considered the “new” residential/commercial growth area of downtown Boston and is located immediately adjacent to the Financial District. The diverse neighborhood is comprised of Class “A” and Class “B” office properties, renovated brick and beam buildings, residential lofts, hotels and restaurants.

867 Boylston Street
Built in 1910, this 29,000-square-foot, six-story, mixed-use office and retail building is located in the heart of the Back Bay district. The first floor is occupied by a retail tenant, and the upper five floors house several office tenants, including Burn Fitness, Charlesgate Realty, Rafanelli Events, Idea Space, Iacocca Family Foundation, and Olivio Premium Products.  Retail: Back Bay Social Club

883 Boylston Street
Built in the early 1900s, this 14,000-square-foot, four-story, mixed-use office and retail building is located in the heart of the Back Bay district on the corner of Boylston and Gloucester Streets. The first floor is occupied by a retail tenant, and the upper three floors house several office tenants, including Notarize, Steer Davie’s & Gleave, and Boston Kung Fu Tai Chi.  Retail: Whiskey’s Steakhouse

The buildings are located in the Back Bay district of Boston just off the corner of Boylston Street and Gloucester Streets; across from the shops at the Prudential Center, Copley Square, Hynes Convention Center and the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. 

Built in the early 1900s, this 3,000-square-foot, three-story, mixed-use residential and retail building is located in the heart of the Back Bay. It is occupied by a retail tenant on the first floor and residential units on the upper floors. Retail: Three Wise Donkeys.

Built in 1910, this 82,000-square-foot, five-story, mixed-use office and retail building is located at the corner of Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue at the western edge of Boston’s Back Bay. The building underwent repositioning in 2014-2015, which consisted of large-scale improvements to both the infrastructure and mechanical systems; upscaling of the lobby from both a functional and aesthetic standpoint; opening up floors to appeal to larger, professional tenants; and renovation of all common areas, including bathrooms, hallways, and elevators. The result of the mechanical improvements produced 5% improved efficiency in cooling seasons and 20% improved efficiency for heating-season utility costs.

Retail: Muji, Urban Outfitters, Boston Sports Club; and Office: Spaces

Built in 1909, this 39,000-square-foot, four-story retail building is located at the corner of Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue at the western edge of Boston’s Back Bay. In 2014, a large-scale renovation project transformed the building. Among the improvements are replacement of the façade, a decorative storefront, and a new glass-and-steel-framed, four-story addition, along with a quaint, second-floor terrace and sidewalk area. This project also included relocating all utilities to the roof and encasing them in a double-redundant waterproof enclosure, allowing substantially increased retail space within the building. All new, modern HVAC equipment was also installed as part of this project for easier control and more efficient energy consumption. Build New England awarded KIC its 2015 Performance Award in honor of the excellent teamwork and complexity of work on this project. Retail: The building is 100% occupied by Room & Board.

Built in 1872, this 43,000-square-foot, three-story, mixed-use office and retail building is located at the corner of Main and Summer Streets in the heart of Natick’s business district. The building is comprised of retail tenants on the first floor retail and predominantly office tenants on the upper two floors.

Built in the early 1900s, these 14,000-square-foot, two-story Washington Street properties are located in Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood.  Retail: Boston Pizza Kitchen, Dumpling Café, Hot Pot 2, and Penang

A 4.96-acre vacant site pending future development.

A 23,000-square-foot site pending future development.

Alnoba is New England’s premiere destination for corporate retreats, leadership development, wellness programs, and special events. Opened in the fall of 2016, Alnoba is a Passive House Standard-certified and built to reduce energy usage by 75%-90%. It is designed as a model for unrivaled environmental stewardship. Preservation Timber, a small, Maine-based company specializing in rescuing and restoring New England barns, provided the building’s 17th-century restored timber frames.

Passive House architects and engineers at G-O Logic created a high-performance building that employs superinsulation, passive solar technology, and electric and geothermal systems, resulting in a grid-tied, net-zero-energy building (that is, ultra-low energy requiring little energy for heating or cooling). Alnoba is built to be the first Passive House gathering center in the Northest.

The power of art to awaken and transform is celebrated throughout the building and property. Sculptures and stonework are displayed throughout the woods and fields, creating an outdoor experiential work of art. All proceeds from Alnoba support programming for Seacoast and Boston youth and nonprofits. Alnoba Website

Built in 2012, the 3,960-square-foot Farm at Eastman’s Corner is a year-round farm and farm market that specializes in the production and sale of local, fresh produce and artisan products. In addition to the production of tomatoes, greens, and other seasonal produce, The Farm sources produce, meats, and specialty products from more than 100 local farms and vendors, many within 10 miles of the store. The Farm is also a model for sustainability. The total photovoltaic energy produced by the property’s impressive 22-panel solar array is more than 118,000 kWh annually, providing an estimated cost savings of $18,000 each year. The 5,040-square-foot Kensington Food Barn, across the street from the Farm Market, is the location of Karimah’s Kitchen — the Farm’s main production and catering kitchen. A restored 1800s barn, the Kensington Food Barn features the barn’s original timber frames while housing two state-of-the-art commercial kitchen spaces. The eight-acre site also features 11 high-tunnel greenhouses for vegetable production, and the Animal Yard at Eastman’s Corner, housing 12 Nigerian dwarf goats, two Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs, and Cluckingham Palace, the home of our New Hampshire Red chickens. The Animal Yard barn structure was constructed in 2013-2014 by the building trades students at the Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter, NH. The Farm at Eastman’s Corner gives 100% of its profits and 5% of every sale to support Kensington’s Sawyer Park, a clean, safe place for children and families. The property is owned and operated by Eastman Corner Foundation. The Farm at Eastman's Corner Website

Two sister buildings, built between 1994–1999 located in Prospector Square business district. 43,000 square foot, high quality, multi-tenant office buildings. Two levels in each building. Common area conferencing and break rooms, with ample parking. Walk to restaurants, coffee shops, bus stop, sports club, and office supply store.

The Longwood Medical Area, located 3 miles southwest of downtown Boston, is considered one of the world’s most important clusters of hospitals and research facilities. These institutions, including Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital Boston, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and Joslin Diabetes Center, continue to grow in response to NIH funding for research, and the strengthening demand for medical care by an aging population.

Pending Development Site
19,800 SF 20 apartments
(60% 1BDR, 25% 2BDR, 15% STUDIOS)
-$2.50+/SF
+
7500 SF of commercial space in separate building.
-$18+/SF