Found 5 blog entries tagged as seaport commercial.

Quiet modern office representing AI, layoffs, and shifting real estate demand Market Commentary • Issue 10

AI, Layoffs, and the Real Estate Demand Nobody Is Underwriting

Companies may still grow revenue, increase profits, and expand market share. But what happens to real estate when they no longer need the same number of people to do it?

For years, real estate professionals have watched job announcements as one of the clearest signals of future demand.

A company expands. A company hires. People move. Office space fills. Apartments lease. Homes sell. Restaurants get busier. Municipal tax bases strengthen.

That relationship has helped shape how communities, developers, landlords, lenders, and brokers think about growth.

But what happens when companies grow without adding people?

Why…

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Seaport Multifamily Brief Issue 6 - The Meetings Behind the Market Seaport Multifamily Brief Issue 6 Public Meeting Intelligence Multifamily Market Watch Powered by CoStar Data and Seaport Due Diligence

The Meetings Behind the Market

How local decisions, zoning conversations, regulatory risk, and capital movement are reshaping the multifamily conversation in Southeastern Connecticut and coastal Rhode Island.

Research • Valuation • Marketing • Due Diligence

The market is being shaped before the shovel hits the ground.

The multifamily market is not only being shaped by interest rates, rents, cap rates, lenders, developers, and investors.

It is being shaped in town halls.

Across Southeastern Connecticut and coastal Rhode Island, the most important housing decisions often begin with…

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Seaport Multifamily Brief | Issue #5

From Blueprint to Reality

New construction, hotel conversions, and data-backed underwriting are showing us exactly how Coastal Connecticut and Southern Rhode Island are responding to the housing shortage.

Powered by CoStar Data, Apartments.com Market Intelligence, and Seaport Due Diligence The Market Is Moving

The Housing Conversation Has Shifted from Theory to Execution.

For the last several years, everyone has talked about the shortage of housing. But the more important question is no longer whether demand exists. It is whether supply can be created quickly enough, intelligently enough, and in the right locations.

In this issue of the Seaport Multifamily Brief, we highlight…

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Seaport Commercial Closes the Sale of 131 Boston Post Road in East Lyme, CT for $2,125,000

131 Boston Post Rd Closed

A Proven Strategy for Value and Stability in Healthcare Real Estate

Seaport Commercial is proud to announce the successful sale of 131 Boston Post Road in East Lyme, Connecticut — a 13,288-square-foot, multi-tenant medical office building that exemplifies the strength and stability of the healthcare sector. The property sold for $2,125,000, reinforcing investor confidence in medical office assets and Seaport’s ability to connect clients with high-performing investment opportunities.

About the Property

This professionally managed, multi-tenant building is anchored by an established mix of long-term healthcare tenants, including Resolute Dental…

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17 HANCOX ST – STONINGTON, CT

Located within the Stonington Borough, this 15-unit apartment building boasts of long-term full occupancy attributed to its shoreline village atmosphere with direct proximity to local shops, restaurants, and recreational attractions within walking distance. 

The property was placed under contract after being on the market for less than a week. With multiple offers submitted, a full price bid was secured and fortified with backup offers as well as further inquiries accrued over the span of the contract period until the date of closing.

Demand for multi-family properties (4 units or more), appears to have spiked over time, fueling speculation that this very demand could be linked to the affordability of home prices…

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