Worcester Business Journal
The burger-focused fast food chain will be opening the former Honey Dew Donuts location at 99 Gold Star Boulevard. Mark Johns and Thomas Bodden of Kelleher & Sadowsky completed the transaction on behalf of the property’s owner.
Worcester Business Journal
A medical office building on Worcester’s Vernon Street has been sold to GM Properties of Worcester. Jim Umphrey and Drew Higgins of Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates in Worcester were the sole brokers on this sale.
Worcester Business Journal
William Kelleher IV and James Umphrey have been recognized for the second year in a row to the 2025 Power 100, a list of the most influential professionals in the region, compiled by Worcester Business Journal’s editors.
Worcester Business Journal
The former location of the Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Worcester’s Mercy Centre is up for sale, with an asking price of $3.25 million.
Vacancies are down, rents are up, and more stores are opening than closing. Despite many believing the pandemic would be the end of brick-and-mortar as we know it, store owners are, posting some of their best numbers in years.
Take a walk in downtown Worcester and its surrounding neighborhoods, and you'll see vibrant, bustling areas that highlight the transformative impact of the $565 million CitySquare development project.
Surging consumer spending and volatility in global supply chains have companies and developers scrambling for a limited amount of warehouse and distribution space.
During the California Gold Rush, early settlers were able to stake their claim and command the market. The cannabis market in Massachusetts in recent years has been no different.
When it comes to choosing a location for your commercial real estate investment, there are several key factors to consider. Here are five of the most important ones.
Every bank has a unique approach to managing its business. No one bank executes the exact same lending strategy. Not surprisingly, commercial mortgage rates offered by banks throughout Worcester, Central Massachusetts and the MetroWest region vary widely.
A recent survey by Resonai, a software company that develops solutions transforming physical spaces into smart digital environments, showed that commercial real estate is set to become the norm in the near future.
All industrial zoned land and buildings are either utilized or suited for industrial activities, such as manufacturing, distribution, processing, and warehousing. They can be considered either a factory or a plant and include things such as warehouses, garages, and distribution centers etc. They are usually zoned for light, medium, or heavy industry as well.
