Lawsuit Alleges Flaws at State Street HQ
Developers of State Street Corp.’s new headquarters say design flaws that failed to take into account Boston’s frigid winters forced them to sacrifice leasable space and drove up project costs.
Developers of State Street Corp.’s new headquarters say design flaws that failed to take into account Boston’s frigid winters forced them to sacrifice leasable space and drove up project costs.
Gillette Co. will begin its permitting in January for a mixed-use development transforming 31 acres of South Boston waterfront into a mixed-use campus.
A historic former Roxbury hotel eyed for redevelopment for nearly three decades is seeking a new owner to move a condominium project forward.
As more Greater Boston communities adopt the state’s new opt-in energy code with its higher sustainability standards, developers are testing the limits of how far commercial buildings can effectively run without fossil fuel sources.
A two-story parking garage next to a Mission Hill apartment tower would be redeveloped a mid-rise rental complex by owner Jefferson Apartment Group.
A $250,000 contribution from CBT Architects will enable the Boston Society for Architecture to expand its studies of climate change and its effects on Greater Boston real estate and disadvantaged populations.
Who’s on the move? From new vice presidents to newly-minted project managers, it’s The Personnel File.
Boston-based Bain & Co. is relocating to a new office building overlooking the Boston Public Garden that reignited calls for changes in how Boston treats development projects that are delayed for extended periods.
The first phase of a 2.6 million-square-foot Charlestown mixed-use development calls for nearly 632,000 square feet of office and lab space just outside of Sullivan Square.
Seven proposed Boston buildings are about to start testing whether real commercial development can move past carbon-spewing construction materials in a big way.
The Harvard Club is proposing to build a 134-unit apartment complex on a portion of its Back Bay property after shelving plans for a boutique hotel.
Nearly 13 acres of commercial properties in the Inner Belt section of Charlestown are the next potential landing spot for life science and multifamily housing growth as a development partnership seeks approval for a 2.6 million-square-foot project.
As real estate development recovers from the pandemic pause and Boston-area architecture firms return to hiring mode, they’re finding a changed landscape for recruiting and retaining talent.
CBT Architects is leaving its longtime home in the Bulfinch Triangle early next year in favor of a new 50,000-square-foot headquarters at One Constitution Wharf in Charlestown.
Quaker Lane Capital has added a 63,000-square-foot office building in Boston’s Bulfinch Triangle to its portfolio with a $24 million acquisition.
Construction crews topped off the first residential building built at Cambridge Crossing under DivcoWest’s ownership, a 468-unit tower known as Park 151.
The traditional cornerstones of luxury living are undergoing a dramatic evolution as people’s collective quest for health, wellness and connection reach a fever pitch in 2021.
Skanska is casting a vote of confidence in the Back Bay office market with plans to develop a 26-story tower at 380 Stuart St.
Skanska USA Commercial Development is showing confidence in the future of office space in Boston, moving ahead with plans for a 625,000-square-foot office tower at a Back Bay property it acquired in December.
Redevelopment of the Mary Ellen McCormack public housing complex will add market-rate housing, larger community meeting space and buildings with a mix of architectural styles replacing the brick barracks-like complex in South Boston.