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23May
Biggest sales: A waterfront Pier 4 condo for $6.7 million
Pier 4

Last week, six units in the Seaport District’s Pier 4 building were sold. The priciest, however, was Unit 7C, which left the market for $6,765,000. This corner residence at 300 Pier 4 Boulevard — which Janice Dumont of Advisors Living – Back Bay sold on Friday, May 17 — offers three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and 2,255 square […]

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17Apr
Boston Town Hall with Economist Michael Klein: Coronavirus, The Stimulus Package and Economic Forecast
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https://www.bigmarker.com/bisnow/BOSTON-TOWN-HALL-WITH-ECONOMIST-MICHAEL-KLEIN The coronavirus has changed the way that properties are managed and secured. Many tenants don’t know what it will take to transition back into units or how to protect themselves once they’re back inside. Property managers have to reevaluate how to manage and operate properties now that there are new requirements for what it […]

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21Jun
The Davis Cos. celebrates groundbreaking of 100 Shawmut – designed by The Architectural Team
News

Boston, MA The Davis Companies hosted a groundbreaking celebration to launch 100 Shawmut, the South End’s newest collection of luxury condominium residences slated to open in fall 2020. 100 Shawmut is the first of three abutting projects, collectively approved by the Boston Planning and Development Agency, to commence construction. Speakers included Martin Walsh, mayor of Boston, […]

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24Apr
COVID-19’s Impact on the Hotel Industry
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Industry leaders share the realistic and profound impact of COVID19 on the hospitality industry. The principle challenge is clear – containment practices including closed borders, travel restrictions and social distancing have left an abrupt and indefinite bearing on demand for hotels. Owners are making difficult decisions and given the circumstances are forced to take proactive […]

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27Jun
Flex zone: How landlords are responding to WeWork’s sprawl
News

When Gabriel Safar’s real-estate software startup LeasePilot had seven employees, it was headquartered in a WeWork space in Boston’s Back Bay. But as the company grew, so did Safar’s need for more room. LeasePilot employees needed quiet places to work, a professional atmosphere in which to bring customers or board members, and an office with […]

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