128 CRE vice president Tyler Capecci has earned the coveted SIOR designation, joining a select group of office and industrial specialists worldwide. Based in Newton, MA, Capecci is now recognized as a member of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, carrying the designation as an Office Specialist. His new credential places him among approximately 3,300 SIOR designees across global markets.
At 128 CRE, Capecci focuses on advisory work that spans landlord and tenant representation, investment sales, and portfolio strategy. His practice is concentrated in Greater Boston, with particular emphasis on the suburban office and industrial corridors along Route 128/95 and Route 3. This footprint positions him in some of the region’s most active suburban commercial submarkets, where institutional, private, and corporate users continue to evaluate space needs and portfolio performance.
Over the course of his career, Capecci has participated in more than $100 million in sale and lease transaction volume, covering in excess of 10 million square feet. This work crosses multiple property types, including office, industrial, and specialty-use assets. The combination of volume and asset diversity underpins his role as a multifaceted advisor to both ownership groups and occupiers.
On the ownership side, Capecci supports clients with leasing strategies designed to position assets competitively in the marketplace. His work includes advising on asset repositioning initiatives and broader portfolio performance, aligning leasing tactics with long-term business objectives. For investors and owners, this type of guidance can influence hold-sell decisions, capital improvements, and marketing approaches for both stabilized and transitional properties.
For tenants and corporate occupiers, Capecci represents clients in new space acquisitions, dispositions of existing locations, and lease renewals. He also works on broader corporate real estate initiatives that can include portfolio right-sizing, relocations within the region, and long-range occupancy planning. These services are applied across the office, industrial, and specialty-use segments where users often face evolving operational, logistical, and cost requirements.
Reflecting on the designation, Capecci noted that SIOR has long stood for high professional standards within the commercial real estate industry and emphasized the importance of delivering best-in-class service and expertise for clients. Joining the SIOR network connects his practice at 128 CRE with a broader community of office and industrial specialists who adhere to the organization’s performance, experience, and ethical benchmarks.
Capecci’s new SIOR status reinforces his advisory role in the Greater Boston office and industrial markets, particularly in the suburban corridors where leasing strategies, repositioning efforts, and portfolio decisions continue to shape outcomes for owners, investors, and occupiers.
