For developers and owner-operators throughout New England, adaptive reuse has long proven a cost-effective, sustainable and market-responsive means of generating new housing units, creating successful mixed-use communities and preserving our region’s architectural history.
The market remains firmly tilted in sellers’ favor, but is beginning to show signs of a correction while two record-setting ultra-high-end condominium developments scheduled to open this spring in Back Bay and asking prices for Boston condos continue to rise.
An indoor rowing studio with expansion plans for more than 150 locations nationwide by year’s end is coming to Boston’s Lovejoy Wharf.
A trial commuter ferry service from Boston’s North Station to the Seaport District isn’t expected to launch until late summer.
Transformation of a dilapidated industrial parcel into office space, luxury condominiums and new waterfront public space is nearing completion at Boston’s Lovejoy Wharf.
Boston’s Dock Square Garage used to be the real estate version of obstructed view seats at Fenway Park, with the elevated Central Artery blocking the best sight lines.
