The Urban Renewal of North Station Boston’s North Station is overdue for some upkeep. Located between five thriving sub-markets and known as a central transportation hub in the Greater Boston Area, North Station has seen a surge in population growth and dramatic developmental progress. North Station’s connectivity to the West End and Massachusetts General Hospital […]
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Thibeault Development has listed its’ renovated, 100% leased Liberty Tree Lofts building in Downtown Crossing for sale through Boston Realty Advisors. The building’s sale price could approach $39 million per The Real Reporter. Liberty Tree Lofts was overhauled in 2014 and features 37 loft apartments and fully-occupied ground-floor retail. “This is a superb core opportunity […]
Read MoreIs Hotel Alexandra Coming Back? The recent completion of the AC Hotel at Ink Block, combined with the current renovations at 40 Berkeley and the upcoming preservation of the Alexandra Hotel – marks the resurgence of the hotel market in the South End. While these are just a few hotel developments in the city, their […]
Read MoreBy the end of 2015, vacuum cleaner and kitchen appliance company SharkNinja hit $1.7 billion in sales, had entered the coffee market and had spread out to four separate buildings in Newton and Needham — and it needed to grow further still. Sheri Zee, SharkNinja’s senior vice president of human resources and corporate services, led […]
Read MoreNew bill may impose special zoning regulations on chain stores Travelling through Boston, one would be hard-pressed to find a street without a Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks sign hanging over the sidewalk. While these stores are great for a quick cup of coffee, they also do a tremendous job of crowding out small businesses. According […]
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