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 […]
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The Cambridge Planning Board has finally approved a $1.2 billion proposed redevelopment by MIT for Kendall Square. While it may be a decade before the whole project is actually complete, Kendall Square will see a huge revitalization as MIT’s property along Main Street gets completely redeveloped. This is a big step forward for the proposal […]
Read MoreBoston has been ranked the best city in the country for new companies and start ups, beating out Silicon Valley. A report by 1776 and the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation chose the top 25 startup incubators in the US by ranking cities based on their readiness to foster entrepreneurial growth and innovation in the next wave […]
Read MoreThe proposed tower at 171 Tremont Street facing the Boston Common keeps getting shorter, according to Boston Business Journal. Since its proposal the project has been reduced by 120 feet and the latest design approvals show a 235-foot residential tower. Owned by Swiss investor Maurice Dabbah, the proposed building would cost $70 million and house 18 […]
Read MoreBoston suburbs are competing with urban properties more than ever and not just for families and older generations, but millennials as well. This competition comes at a time when Boston suburbs are beginning to see growth and becoming strong contenders for people of all ages when considering where to live. While Boston’s strong urban center […]
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