BOSTON—To date, the 10 participants in the Mayor's Carbon Cup have collectively committed approximately 23.9 million square feet to the 35% greenhouse gas emission reduction target.

NEW YORK CITY—Morningstar concludes that with more than 10,000 hotel rooms likely to be added to the city's existing hotel stock in the next two years, with many slated for Midtown, it expects that demand will not keep pace with the increased supply.

BOSTON—While no financial details were released, the purchase price would be for at least $125 million if the Taj Group kept to its sales strategy.

NEW YORK CITY—Hudson River Trading will relocate its headquarters operations from 32 Old Slip.

HUDSON, MA—Blake adds that because of the attractive investment opportunities in Greater Boston, institutional capital is becoming a major player in the industrial market, specifically state pension funds, large private equity firms and insurance companies.

NEW YORK CITY—The buildings at 2461-2463 Broadway changed hands in an all cash deal at a nearly 3 capitalization rate.

WALTHAM, MA—The Lexington, MA-based biopharmaceutical company that is focused on developing transformative immuno-oncology products, signed a lease for 10,323 square feet at the property owned by an affiliate of Rockwood Capital LLC.

BOSTON—Perry and Epstein are now principals of Avison Young and will continue to focus on assignments for tenants and landlords in the Downtown Boston market.