Reggie Wong Park and the surrounding Chinatown block are being sold to developers with hopes of reinventing the space, according to the Boston Globe. Massachusetts Department of Transportation is behind the sale to clear the area, currently occupied by the popular court, Department of Transportation office building, parking lot and Veolia steam plant, in order […]
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A plan for South Boston’s Dorchester Avenue could see a large amount of new developments across 144 acres of what is currently industrial space, according to Banker & Tradesman. The plans cover a mile-long area in South Boston that currently has building suppliers, mechanical contractors and self-storage facilities. The draft plan replaces these current structures […]
Read MoreDevelopers have big plans for the transformation of the Boston Flower Exchange property and they have finally been outlined, according to the Boston Globe. The area is set to be transformed, becoming a tech office campus employing anywhere from 5,000 to 10,000 people and hoping to compete with Kendall Square in Cambridge. The Abbey Group, […]
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New York is infamous for it’s sky-high buildings and sky-high housing prices, but the luxury market is cooling off, according to Boston.com. This news means that Boston’s luxury condo market is speeding up and beating luxury condo sales in NY. Developers throughout both cities are constructing more and more luxury buildings and filling up both […]
Read MoreAn interactive map with over 2.5 million data points shows a property value visualization of the whole state of Massachusetts. Created by Aaron Doucett, a GIS analyst in Cambridge, the map consists of individual dots that each represent a land parcel. From each dot you can see, total property value, price per square foot and […]
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