BOSTON—While the poor brand of baseball the Boston Red Sox played this past year drew the ire of many die-hard fans at Fenway, real estate deals on property outside the storied ballpark between the ball club and the Boston Redevelopment Agency were the subject of a highly critical report by the Commonwealth's Inspector General.

NEW YORK CITY—Real estate lender Greystone has taken advantage of the fast-growing and highly popular Freddie Mac small balance loan securitization program.

WAKEFIELD, MA—A fully occupied office-tech building in suburban Boston has changed hands in a $31.1-million deal. The trade nets the seller Digital Realty Trust of San Francisco a gain of approximately $10 million.

NEW YORK CITY—In concert with a joint venture partner, the developer plans to create a condominium tower at the site.

BOSTON—WS Development, which owns approximately 500,000 square feet of existing or in development retail space at the Seaport, has paid $359 million to shape its vision for the district, which could include up to 2.8 million square feet of mixed-use space.

NEW YORK CITY—A veteran of seven years at her former firm, the new appointee will be tasked with overseeing leasing for a 10-building portfolio.

BOSTON—While noting that Massachusetts is experiencing job growth it has not seen since the 1990s, the region's demographics as well as outside influences will put a damper on employment growth in the years to come.

NEW YORK CITY—SL Green Realty issued a rather upbeat third quarter financial report today, posting higher net income and funds from operations as compared to a year earlier. The REIT reports leasing activity led to an increase in its occupancy rate in Manhattan during the last three months.