While today may be Earth Day, Boston is a city that is green all year round. As one of the first cities in the nation to require a green building standard through municipal zoning requirements, all large-scale projects now meet certain LEED certification standards. These buildings represent the ‘best-in-class building strategies and practices’ throughout the city through the green […]
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Staples is rolling out a pilot program to attract more potential shoppers to its stores, and they’ve chosen Boston’s backyard of Danvers, Norwood and Brighton, as the starting ground. Following in Capital One’s footsteps, the pilot program by Staples is similar in design to that of Capital One’s 360 Café, a partner program Capital One […]
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New developments in both commercial and residential real estate have been materializing rapidly in Boston. Despite these new developments, however, space is limited in Boston and the last five years have seen a cycle of corporate tenants moving spaces, especially to the Seaport and Kendall Square areas. “2015 was a record-setting year for building trades […]
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Boston Business Journal reported that Bayer is moving an innovation center to Cambridge. This is just one of a few changes coming to the Cambridge area. Restaurants, office spaces, luxury buildings and now innovation spaces are altering the landscape of this neighborhood and Bayer is joining the move. Lately, Bayer has been focusing on the […]
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