In the News.

Marcus Partners has assembled a new light industrial portfolio in the Greater Boston Area under a strategic imperative to identify well-located, highly functional multi-tenant properties that cater to the needs of underserved regional tenants. 275 and 330 Hopping Brook Road, Holliston, MA and 77 Accord Park Drive, Norwell together comprise 168,480SF of light industrial space across six buildings with key attributes that appeal to a wide range of businesses that serve dense population clusters to the immediate West and South of Boston.

Marcus Partners has announced the sale of the “Core Two” Portfolio, a 192,000 SF, two-building, Class A logistics portfolio comprised of fully-leased ground-up industrial developments. The assets were developed as part of Marcus Partners’ metro-centric logistics strategy, which focuses on delivering state-of-the-art industrial facilities in high-demand, consumer-oriented markets along the East Coast. These target markets offer industrial tenants access to a dense concentration of affluent households that continue to drive e-commerce growth. The sale price was $50,000,000.

Marcus Partners and RPM Investments announced today its acquisition of The Heights at Shadowood, a 287-unit Class A multi-family community in Cumberland, GA, proximate to the vibrant mixed-use entertainment district known as The Battery Atlanta. For Marcus Partners, the acquisition represents a deliberate and strategic return to the Southeast region. Following its purchase, the property will be renamed The Maddux at Shadowood.

Marcus Partners joined global leader in climate control, Munters to officially open its all-new flagship facility in Amesbury, Massachusetts, USA. The 430,000 ft.2 (~ 40,000 m2) site houses its desiccant dehumidification products and services, and other climate control solutions for the North American market. The project was completed on behalf of Munters by Marcus Partners which oversaw the entire development and construction process.

Marcus Partners today announced an industrial outdoor storage (“IOS”) and ground-up, build-to-suit deal with a large utility provider at 425 John Quincy Adams in Myles Standish Park in Taunton, MA. This will be the firm’s second office teardown to industrial change of use project in the park. The project is expected to deliver in late 2025.

Our very own Paul Marcus, Ryan McDonough and Patrick Sousa discuss the latest edition of our “Trends | Top Down Strategy” thought piece and its implications for our investment strategy in the latest edition of Institutional Real Estate Americas.