Boston Real Estate Times

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON – Early in the year, many of us thought the economy was heading in the right direction, but recent shifts have raised questions. Businesses are tightening their belts, cutting costs, and making tough decisions, including layoffs and halting spending on non-essential areas. This raises an urgent question for marketers: How can you attract new clients and, perhaps even more importantly, how can you retain the ones you already have?

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON— At its core, business development is about identifying new prospects, understanding their challenges, offering solutions to those problems, and being compensated for your efforts. It’s an ongoing process, vital to the growth of any business, regardless of how full your pipeline may appear. However, many businesses launch their business development campaigns with great enthusiasm, only to see that energy wane over time.

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com

Londonderry, NH–Colliers announce that Automotive Elegance has signed a long-term lease at 49 Wentworth Ave in Londonderry, NH. The 7,500 SF end unit, part of a fully occupied 20,000 SF […]

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com

BOSTON – Kaplan Construction announced that their work on Castle Island Brewery in South Boston has earned the company a national Excellence in Construction® Eagle Award, presented during the annual Associated Builders and […]

2 months ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com

Brighton, MA – Brooke House at Olmsted Village, a senior housing development in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood, has received an award of low-income housing tax credits, state bond funds, and rental […]