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A list of the properties we have recently mentioned on our Instagram feed
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A stately former hospital turned religious education center will become fourteen apartments along Blackstone Boulevard
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A long-standing family-run business survived for 93 years before succumbing to low-reimbursements and major pharma companies preferences for chain store control
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A simple Art Deco commercial building whose fate is uncertain now that its long-term tenant has moved out
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A simple and relatively small yet handsome three-story building has stood on this corner for 100 years.
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As if being the center of a 1970s crime syndicate isn’t enough, this now unassuming building was once a church with a 110 foot spire
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A 50 year old family entertainment complex on a busy strip mall section of Route 6 survived fads but could not survive the pandemic
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A former trolley car barn along the busy thoroughfare of Broad Street has been reduced twice to a much smaller industrial space on the corner of Thurbers and Prairie
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A small, narrow two-story tower once used to switch trains between tracks has been sitting vacant and deteriorating for almost 40 years
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A handsome, turn-of-the century commercial investment property that continues to be a notable downtown office building and landmark due to its unique mural
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A simple, rectangular reb brick former-jewelry mill building seeing new uses in recent years
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A handsome, brick double house with a converted commercial space get an additional floor and apartment renovation
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A 100-year-old theater built at the height of vaudeville, traveling acts, and the advent of movies has had a storied past and gone in and out of business at various times
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A large stately building has been converted to 11 apartments as a mix of modern finishes with historic details
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A 150-year-old firehouse annex gets a third life as an expanded residence and art studio after a residential conversion in the 1990s
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Designed by star-chitect Paul Rudolph, this “modern” building by some standards shows the softer, human side of the Brutalist style of the 1960s
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A highly decorative example of Art Deco municipal buildings constructed at the height of publically-funded Depression-era projects
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A small summer-time location offering shakes, cold drinks. and ice cream along the East Bay Bike Path
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A new infill home thoughtfully designed to fit the neighborhood while adhering to modern building practices
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A two-unit commercial strip once home to a 100-year-old bakery business is razed in Wayland Square
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An unassuming commercial building gets a makeover in 2025 as a community gathering space and offices for a new non-profit