Officials with the firm say the company is currently poised to enter the Las Vegas market and is considering three locations along the 215 Beltway and/or in the southwestern Las Vegas valley to develop luxury rental apartment communities.

Harmonic Drive has outgrown the two buildings it currently occupies in Peabody and the move to Dunham Ridge will allow it to consolidate its functions into one building and expand its footprint to accommodate growth.

The State Comptroller's Annual Fiscal Stress Monitoring System report designated 25 municipalities statewide as being fiscally stressed.

The firm's new offices encompass the entire 44th floor totaling 8,200 square feet at the 1,062,601-square-foot building owned by Boston Properties.

The building design incorporates solar panels and other energy-savings features that state officials say will make Energy Square the Hudson Valley's first “net zero” affordable housing development.

The nearly 93,000-square-foot Whole Foods anchored center was purchased in a joint-venture partnership where Regency owns a 20% interest.

The 266,303-square-foot portfolio was purchased on behalf of Sterling Organization's institutional fund, Sterling Value Add Partners III, LP for an undisclosed amount.

Fund III has diversified investments in more than 3,200 multi-family units and more than 2.2 million commercial square feet with locations across several states.