There is a shortage of hotels on Boston’s waterfront and it is preventing a planned expansion of Boston Convention & Exhibition Center moving forward. According to the Boston Globe, the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority released a report stating the need for new hotels in order to get the most use out of the convention center. […]
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A new study confirms the benefits of having real estate in pedestrian and transit-friendly areas, according to Banker & Tradesman. Boston is in the top three cities where rent is significantly higher for walkable commercial and multi-family properties compared to suburban developments. A study released by LOCUS, looked at 30 metro areas and compared walkable urban […]
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 […]
Read MoreGE has officially selected an office location for its headquarters. Once home to a candy factory for NECCO wafers, two buildings at Necco Court in Fort Point will become part of a three-building campus for GE. GE will renovate the two existing structures and build a third to house 800 employees. Bringing its headquarters from […]
Read MoreInnovation is happening in the most unlikely of places. New faces are filling in more than 430,000 square feet of office space in Fenway, primarily of which are startups. Startups Appcues, Shoobx, FaceFoward, Her Campus Media and Toast have taken to Hatch Fenway, a 110,000 square foot office space in the Fenway area. Toast was […]
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