By Laura Lovett New England Mobile Book Fair’s former home is now on the market. The iconic warehouse at 82-84 Needham St. was home to the book store for five decades before Mobile Book Fair owner Tom Lyons decided not to re-up the lease in March, explaining the rent was too high. Currently, Boston Realty […]
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Wayfair Opening Brick-and-Mortar Location Outlet Home-furnishing company Wayfair divulged it will be opening their first ever physical “store” in Florence, Kentucky. According to FurnitureToday, “Wayfair already operates a distribution center in Erlanger, Kentucky” which services the greater Cincinnati market. A spokesperson for Wayfair said it will sell returns and closeouts in good condition. Once adamant […]
Read MoreBy Cameron Sperance Boston Realty Advisors closed Friday on a $45.5M cash sale to The Hamilton Co. for the 126-unit Woodland Park apartment complex in Newton. The seller, Chatham Development, had owned the property since it was built in 1965. Jason Weissman, Nick Herz and Kevin Benzinger of Boston Realty Advisors led the sales and marketing […]
Read MoreLiving Proof Moves To Boston’s Seaport Living Proof, one of the leading haircare science and technology company, is vacating Cambridge to operate in the flourishing Seaport District. The company uses empirical sciences and patented technology from the world’s No. 1 university, MIT (Quacquarelli Symonds 2018 – 2019 ranking), to develop exceptional hair care products. The […]
Read MoreBy Tim Logan When Joe O’Malley was growing up in Dorchester in the ‘90s, he hardly ever went to Faneuil Hall Marketplace — maybe once a year with his dad to get blister-free socks at the Bill Rodgers Running Center. No one else he knew from the neighborhood went there much, either. Now, O’Malley runs […]
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