By Chris Lisinski The Kraft family would clear a key hurdle toward building a new professional soccer stadium in Everett under a nearly $4 billion bill on the move this week whose economic impacts reach across nearly every business sector. Top Democrats on Tuesday evening filed a compromise economic development bill months after their deadline-day talks […]
Westford, MA – ABG Realty is pleased to announce the upcoming availability of 314 Littleton Road, a premier 175,000-square-foot research and development facility in Westford, Massachusetts. This cutting-edge property, formerly occupied by Red Hat, presents a rare leasing opportunity for forward-thinking businesses looking to establish themselves in a dynamic and highly connected technology hub. Strategically […]
Westford, MA – ABG Commercial Realty is pleased to announce the successful completion of a 4,200 sq. ft. office and manufacturing lease at 364 Littleton Road, a prominent commercial property in Westford, MA. ImPress Technology LLC, a digital printing manufacturer, will occupy the standalone building to expand its production and office operations. The ABG Commercial […]
by Bill Pastuszek In reviewing the year so far, what are some of the factors that are influencing markets? For commercial real estate (CRE), what are some signposts that may help to understand what is in the offing? How is New England doing compared to other markets? First, the Fed. The “benchmark” federal funds rate sank […]
Opening October 25th, CanalSide Food + Drink at CambridgeSide, is a new food experience offering local fare with global flair. CanalSide offers visitors waterfront views, a collection of eateries, and a centrally located bar. C-Side Bar, situated in the center of CanalSide, presents a selection of craft cocktails, beer, and wine available to pair with […]
By Lucia Maffei Locus Robotics broke ground over a year ago at its Wilmington headquarters. After moving into the 157,000-square-foot building over the summer, the 9-year-old company — a manufacturer of robots for fulfillment warehouses for customers such as DHL and UPS — is planning to add members to its local team of 200 and growing its $150 million annual […]
By Greg Ryan Half a percentage point. After months of finger-pointing and public acrimony, that’s all that’s in the way of a compromise between Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the business community on a property tax hike. But as close as the two sides are to striking a bargain, there’s still plenty of frustration going around, […]
By Anthony Russo Demand for office in Manhattan is picking up to levels not seen in 10 years as the sector continues to recover from the pandemic, according to the latest market report from Transwestern. Net absorption in the city exploded to 5.7 million square feet in the three months ending September- the highest levels seen in […]
by Arben Skivjani After starting the quarter below its long-term average, employment ended September on a high note, with an increase of nearly 254,000 jobs. This brings the total number of jobs created in the first nine months of the year to 1.8 million, which is 24% below the level seen during the same period last […]
By Andy Medici The disconnect on salary expectations between employees and employers has been an ongoing issue since the pandemic. With salaries shifting due to the softening job market, that challenge is likely to linger — and remote work is likely to be a pivot point. That’s according to Robert Half’s 2025 Salary Guide, which found candidates who […]
