A recent Institute for Policy Studies report offers a decidedly negative view of both the city’s luxury residential market and the homebuyers who support it. The study’s argument that the luxury buildings are populated by faceless corporate entities and international buyers seeking to park their money ignores a larger and exceptionally positive outcome for the city. (Full […]
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Assembly Row Continues to Boom Construction has commenced at Assembly Row’s next residential project, dubbed ‘Block 8.’ The development will bolster 500 new residences encompassing over 26,000 square feet of ground floor retail and restaurant space. Located minutes away from the MBTA Orange Line, Block 8 contains multiple luxurious amenities including; 500 on-site parking spots, […]
Read MoreCity of Boston Plans to Sell 18-Acre Parcel This past Wednesday, 1-acre of land in Kendall Square fetched $50.5m, a record-setting number. Now, Boston City officials are planning to sell an 18-acre property along Frontage Road to what could become a one-of-a-kind redevelopment opportunity. Located just south of the property is Widett Circle, an 18.5-acre […]
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