btcRE is a boutique real estate development, investment, and advisory firm that brings hands-on, institutional-caliber expertise to revitalize properties, communities, and client organizations.
We redevelop underutilized, mid-sized properties that are located in dense, urban settings and require proactive, hands-on ownership to maximize value.
We provide strategic counsel, transactional advice, and legislative guidance to leadership teams of for-profits, non-profits, and government entities.
We approach complicated projects with both discipline and empathy, do our homework early, and stand by our word. We provide quick decisions, creative and flexible solutions, and streamlined processes.
We approach all relationships with the utmost respect and integrity. We strive for a transparent and collaborative approach that leads to mutually beneficial outcomes.
Small firm. Big perspective. Long-term results.
Often starting as underutilized, unimaginative, and sometimes even unsafe, our buildings are clear examples of what can be done when btcRE harnesses the power of a confident team and transformative vision. Once finishing touches are complete, these Greater Boston buildings give our tenants, communities, and financial partners the best.
Fully-leased property in a highly visible location on Route 128 featuring freshly renovated common areas and a diverse mix of customized workspaces.
Custom build-to-suit for private owner to house vintage car collection, including specialized building systems and entertainment area.
Renovated all common areas, including new elevator and lobby, and the majority of tenant suites to bring to full occupancy.
Fully reimagined and redeveloped former parking garage converted into lab, R&D, and office space that has been 100% leased to two cleantech firms.
Former industrial mill building overlooking the Charles River Greenway. btcRE has transformed 224 Calvary into an inspiring, light-filled workspace for a range of uses.
State-of-the-art veterinary clinic with 24/7/365 emergency, surgical, and recovery care.
Residential 46-unit urban infill development that complements an already-vibrant and diverse neighborhood. Construction is in progress and expected to deliver in 2025.
A 56-bay commercial redevelopment of a former paint brush factory with a 56-unit three-story residential mass timber overbuild along a college town rail trail.
