Pets, dogs in particular, have more of an affect on commercial real estate sectors than may be initially evident. Dogs can have a strong impact on multi-family developments, office space and retail space, as explained by a recent analysis by Hightower. Multi-family Becoming pet-friendly creates a larger market for a community and adds a much sought after […]
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This August marks the 40th anniversary of the reopening of Faneuil Hall Marketplace and to honor the occasion they are celebrating throughout the weekend. Originally built in 1742, Faneuil Hall has always been home to merchants and acted as a major meeting space in the city. The market remained a major business hub throughout the 1800’s […]
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With the emergence of digital and online shopping many have long expected physical retail stores to slowly fade away, however that is not the case. Instead of taking the place of physical retail space, retailers are finding that best practice is to integrate their digital presence with their physical space, creating a whole new shopping experience. […]
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The Seaport District may finally be getting the hotel development that the neighborhood needs, thanks to Harbinger Development. The company has filed plans with the Boston Redevelopment Authority for a project called Marine Wharf, according to the Boston Globe. Plans include two hotel brands with over 400 rooms to be located on Summer Street, midway […]
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Mixed-use development projects throughout Boston are bringing excitement and new life into reshaping the city. Older, more industrial areas of the South End, Seaport, Fenway and East Cambridge are all seeing new developments that are creating new personalities for these areas. These large-scale projects have become feasible thanks to a number of factors, including rising […]
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