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Issue of June 18, 2007 |     |
Town Denied Farmland By 11 VotesBy Thomas Grillo Eleven votes. That’s all it took to deny Hopkinton the chance to purchase more than 700 acres of farmland. Boston’s Office Asking Rents Rise While Vacancies Decline By Thomas Grillo Downtown Boston’s office asking rents continued to rise in the second quarter while vacancies diminished, according to a preliminary report by real estate brokerage firm Meredith & Grew. Private School Plan on Hold By Thomas Grillo School’s out. One week after proposing a controversial K-12 private school as part of a $3 billion project in Boston’s Seaport neighborhood, the developer has changed his mind. The story was first reported last week on Banker & Tradesman’s Web site. |
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