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2010 Cape Cod, MA – CRE Sales By Type
Cape Cod and Islands Unemployment Rates
Gas Mart Proposal Recinded
Orleans, MA - Developers of a proposed Stop & Shop self-service gas mart at the Cranberry Cove Plaza on Route 6A in Orleans, MA announced in May 2010 their decision to withdraw the project. While under review, the project was accepted as a Development of Regional Impact (DR-09021) following a discretionary referral by the Town of Orleans. The Cape Cod… [Continue Reading]
Reported Portfolio Offering Includes an Interest in Cape Cod Mall
Hyannis, MA – According to published reports in the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, and a number of business and commercial real estate publications in June 2010, anonymous sources have reported that a signature property portfolio which includes the Cape Cod Mall is on the market. Reportedly, the Boston office of Eastdil Secured LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Wells Fargo… [Continue Reading]
Bill Zammer Named Massachusetts Restaurant Association’s Chairman of the Board

Southborough, MA - William “Bill” Zammer, Jr., owner/operator of several lodging and foodservice facilities on Cape Cod (known as Cape Cod Restaurants, Inc.), was selected as the 2010 – 2011 chairman of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association (MRA). Zammer is a veteran in the Foodservice Industry, having been in the business and operated a number of establishments over the past… [Continue Reading]
Lost Dog Pub Finds Second Home

ORLEANS, MA – Tom Davis, Richard Catania and Adam Bauer of Weichert Dunhill Commercial of Hyannis, MA brokered the sale of the restaurant formerly known as The Coast located at 63 Route 6A in Orleans, MA. Weichert Dunhill Commercial represented both the buyer Andrew and Jane Murphy and the seller Gulf Coast LLC. The former… [Continue Reading]
Survey Assesses Thinking and Strategies of U.S. Real Estate Professionals in Current Economic Climate
In Grant Thornton LLP’s 2008 Real Estate Survey, nearly six in 10 real estate executives (57%) have a pessimistic outlook regarding the U.S. economy for the next year, and almost half of the respondents (48%) have similar feelings about the real estate industry’s business outlook. These numbers show a sharp decline in optimism from 2006,… [Continue Reading]

