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For its first project Boston Properties sold the venture the 375-unit Tower Oaks project in Montgomery County.

“The property's durable in-place cash flow and significant upside were appealing to American Equity Partners," says Newmark Knight Frank's Kevin Welsh.

Evergreen's lease will positively impact the value of an already-valuable building in a rapidly appreciating market as most of the tenant demand in this area comes from industrial, flex or light industrial users.

Greystar acquired the 266-unit residential building in Chelsea, as Sam Zell's company continues to exit from West Side apartment rentals.

Kelly Berfield and Ryan Dietrick of Colliers International's Allentown office facilitated both sales.

"Our new space is a dramatic renovation of a turn-of-the-century former industrial facility," says Diane Smith, GR8 People's CEO.

The 13-building Mount Hope Renaissance development will be rehabilitated under a 40-year HPD regulatory agreement.

The law firm, which has been at the iconic Midtown East tower for the last 30 years, has extended its 175,000 square-foot lease with Tishman Speyer.