Transportation To-Do List for Revs Stadium
Environmental organizations are asking for iron-clad commitments from The Kraft Group to pay for public transit upgrades that reduce vehicle use and emissions.
Environmental organizations are asking for iron-clad commitments from The Kraft Group to pay for public transit upgrades that reduce vehicle use and emissions.
Tenants are starting to fill up the formerly vacant Bedford Woods campus following its January acquisition by Woburn-based Cummings Properties.
Christian Simonelli leads the Boston Groundwater Trust, an independent nonprofit that has a key hand in major construction projects in iconic neighborhoods like the Back Bay
A 25-acre former soda bottling plant in Shrewsbury would be redeveloped as retail pads and an apartment complex under proposals under review by state and local officials.
Abby Goldenfarb, a real estate executive who’s overseen projects creating more than 2,300 apartments in her career, is joining WinnDevelopment.
A pair of apartment buildings in the Fenway traded for $37.5 million in two acquisitions by the owner of a Beacon Hill hotel.
The Hudson Building was built for garment manufacturing nearly 100 years ago. Now, it’s catering to 21st century tenants wanting scarce industrial space in the urban core.
A newly completed development in Lowell’s Acre neighborhood created 33 affordable home ownership condominiums after receiving funding from the state’s Commonwealth Builder program.
The latest shuffling of office space among downtown Boston tenants has Greenberg Traurig relocating from International Place to the new South Station Tower.
BioMed Realty wanted to make 321 Harrison Ave. and 1000 Washington St. an extension of Boston’s life science cluster. But demand for lab space has crashed.
Less than six months after proposing a 113-room luxury hotel and restaurant on the Boston waterfront, the new owners of the Atlantic Avenue property are looking to sell.
Do Massachusetts’ zoning fixes matter if the building code doesn’t allow most “missing middle” developments to pencil out? Welcome to the next frontier in housing reform.
New amenities have helped sign nearly 150,000 square feet in lease renewals and expansions at Tishman Speyer’s 125 High St. in Boston’s Financial District.
Long before office-to-residential conversions became a hot topic, Curtis Kemeny was showing developers how to maximize opportunities.
Fall River is turning a waterfront highway into a boulevard, parks and development parcels for 1,400 homes next to its commuter rail station.
A parcel from City Realty’s multi-building 344-unit Allston Square development is going up for auction after years of failed efforts to get building started.
Calare Properties’ latest acquisition provided the company with an opportunity to secure a portion of Boston’s dwindling industrial real estate remnant.
Families at Salem’s Loring Towers will get access to expanded recreation space as developer Related Beal begins a $38 million renovation project.
Blackstone’s Link Logistics arm sold a Revere property near Suffolk Downs to an industrial investor for $45 million.
The town ZBA chair noted how his hometown’s restrictive zoning turned it from a middle-class community to one that’s difficult to afford – something, he said the 40B law was intended to prevent.