Foxmeadow Farm, a 50-unit apartment complex at 29 Wall Street in Foxborough, changed hands on March 5, 2026 for just under $20.4 million. The buyer, Universal Properties, paid roughly $407,500 per apartment for the three-story building, which opened with ground-floor retail facing the town center.
According to CoStar, Universal Properties acquired Foxmeadow Farm for just under $20.4 million, or about $407,500 per unit. CoStar's report on the deal lists Boston Realty Advisors' Nicholas Herz and Jason Weissman as the contacts on the transaction.
Property history and size
Town documents indicate Foxmeadow Farm opened in spring 2023 as a three-story development of roughly 60,000 square feet, with 25 one-bedroom and 25 two-bedroom market-rate apartments and about 4,600 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor. As outlined in the town's Foxborough annual report, the project brought new retail and housing to the town center, with additional details provided on the developer's page from Platinum Builders.
Amenities and listings
Public materials for the complex highlight amenities such as a fitness center, resident lounge, media room, electric vehicle charging stations and in-unit washers and dryers, among other features. Listing data show one-bedroom asking rents generally in the $2,140 to $2,785 range as of late January 2026, according to BostonPads.
Brokerage and what to watch next
CoStar lists Boston Realty Advisors as the broker on the sale but does not include a public statement from Universal Properties or the seller. Local permitting records and property management pages will be key places to watch for early signs of what the new owner plans to do next, whether that is repositioning the asset, changing operations or adjusting rents.
