BOSTON—CBRE arranged in total $84.3 million in financing for the project that was originally approved by the Boston Redevelopment Authority in September 2013.

BOSTON—GE's selection of Boston for its corporate headquarters is sure to provide a boost to an already strong commercial office market here.

NEW YORK CITY—Office-using employment here increased by 2.9% during the year, led by professional services adding 27,000 jobs.

BOSTON—The project, totaling 556,850 square feet of lab, classroom and office space, will cost $1 billion to develop.

BOSTON—Initially, the project will begin in Dorchester, West Roxbury and the Dudley Square neighborhood of Roxbury in 2016.

YONKERS, NY—The two properties were the first new multifamily properties built in what has been an ongoing revitalization of the Yonkers waterfront.

NEW YORK CITY—NGKF calculates that office properties in Manhattan are trading 23.7% above the previous peak of $849 per square foot in early 2008.

CAMBRIDGE, MA—Since the inclusionary housing policy was put in place in 1998, more than 890 affordable units have been or are now being created without the need for capital subsidy funds from the City of Cambridge.