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State Street building remains empty

One Lincoln Street—better known as the State Street Financial Center—is still on the market. The building was put on the market nearly 20 months ago by New York-based real estate group Fortis Property for $1.15 Billion. Brokers believe the reason why the property has failed to sell is likely due to its price. In addition, […]

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Largest building in South Boston leased

This month, an Atlanta-based real estate company Jamestown Properties acquired the lease for the Bronstein Center, reports the Boston Herald. The Center, which stands as the largest building in South Boston at 830,000 square-feet, was acquired by Millennium Partners back in 2011. Millennium Partners is a New York developer active in Boston’s real estate market. […]

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Somerville’s Assembly Square progresses

Last week, Somerville’s Design Review Committee reviewed conceptual plans for Assembly Square’s mixed use Main Street development. The design included a cluster of building with large glass displays and offices that overlook the riverfront.  The plans were laid out by Michael Giardina, Design Principal at Kling Stubbins, for two buildings in the Square. The first […]

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California considering shale gas

Many things come to mind when one thinks of California. Whether it is palm trees, Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, or Katy Perry—California is well known for its unique attributes. However, shale gas extraction is not one of them. Due to budgetary mismanagement, 9.8% unemployment, and America’s highest poverty rate, California may consider joining the […]

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Obama pushes for increase in minimum wage

President Obama’s recent State of the Union touched upon a multitude of initiatives aimed at redistribution of wealth in America. From an increase in the taxation of America’s wealthiest to an increase in programs meant to bolster low-income earners, America has heard it all before. However, there was one initiative that took many by surprise—minimum […]

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MBTA: Full Service Resumes

Winter storm Nemo clearly left a huge mark on Massachusetts leaving most of the area with at least 3 feet of snow. The blizzard caused for the MBTA to completely shut down over the weekend, but crews have been working around the clock and it is now in full service. Their main goal over the […]

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