NEW YORK CITY—The city's largest office landlord has executed agreements to sell its interest in an iconic Midtown office tower and a student dormitory in Lower Manhattan.

BOSTON—Officials with LEGO Education North America have confirmed previous reports that the company will relocate its headquarters from Kansas to Boylston St. in the city's Back Bay.

NEW YORK CITY—A partnership led by the private equity giant has agreed to purchase Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village for a hefty pricetag.

BOSTON—In a few months the first units of the $180-million Watermark Seaport mixed-use project here will be delivered and the developer/owner is confident that there is more than sufficient demand to fill the latest multifamily residential high-rise property in the city's Seaport District.

NEW YORK CITY—The developer has decided to occupy considerable space at its 30 Hudson Yards officer tower in what must have been very friendly negotiations.

NEW YORK CITY— Kuafu Properties has closed on its purchase of a development site at East 60th Street that had been home to a well-known bar.

WALTHAM, MA—An affiliate of the Davis Cos. has acquired two office buildings on Main Street here totaling more than 300,000 square feet for $52.5 million. The Boston-based firm also reports it has sold the Tower Point office complex in the Seaport District of Boston for more than $62 million.

WATERTOWN, MA—Cresset is risking $25 million that office tenants are becoming sick and tired of paying sky-high rents for space in Downtown Boston and Kendall Square in Cambridge.