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Saint-Gobain and Greentown Labs Renew Joint Commitment to Drive Climatetech Growth and Innovation

Saint-Gobain, the worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction, and Greentown Labs, the largest climatetech incubator in North America, today announced the extension of their Terawatt Partnership through 2026. Through this partnership, Saint-Gobain remains committed to supporting sustainability-minded startup growth through multiple forms of collaboration and engagement. For example, Saint-Gobain will continue to provide expertise to help […]

Senate to vote on plans for new soccer stadium Thursday

By Trajan Warren The state Senate will vote on a $2.8 billion economic development bill on Thursday which includes plans to transform a 43-acre parcel in Everett into a stadium for the New England Revolution. A separate bill passed by the House in June — H.4804 — didn’t include plans for the stadium. If passed by the Senate, […]

The Chiofaro Company begins Phase II of $100 million upgrade at International Place

Boston, MA The Chiofaro Company has commenced on Phase II of the $100 million reinvestment and reimagination of International Place – a 1.8 million s/f office property. A beloved landmark on the city’s skyline, International Place has long been touted for its innovative expression and distinctive architecture. International Place reflects the diversity of industries and tenant […]

Tech-heavy Cambridge struggles with office vacancies

By Greg Ryan The downtown Boston office market has captured the lion’s share of local attention — and alarm — since Covid-19 upended the five-day, in-office workweek. But now there’s cause for concern across the Charles River for the 12 million square feet of offices in Cambridge. A CBRE report this month found that, for the first time since the […]

Charles River Labs to open accelerator and development lab in Somerville

By Hannah Green Charles River Labs has a new facility coming to Somerville next month. The Wilmington-based contract research company is opening a Charles River Accelerator and Development Lab (CRADL) site on Chestnut Street in Somerville at the end of July. Charles River Laboratories International Inc. (NYSE: CRL) provides products and services to pharma and biotech companies to […]

Rock down to Electric Avenue: Battery facility proposed in Brighton

By Greg Ryan A Flatiron partner did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the filing. The filing refers to the proposed Brighton development as Project Lite Brite. The Electric Avenue property is 2.8 acres that now feature buildings that total 27,000 square feet and more than 100 parking spaces. Flatiron is also seeking […]

MIT spinout raises $11.8M to grow its critical metal reclamation system

By Eli Chavez A Cambridge-based startup that recovers critical metals from mining and factory operations has closed its seed round with a total of $11.8 million led by the sustainability-focused VC firm 2150, with participation from several other ventures. Brendan Smith and Jeffrey Grossman founded SiTration at MIT during their doctorate and postdoctoral work in 2014. […]

Fed Keeps Rates Steady and Forecasts Only One Cut This Year

By Jeanna Smialek What to know about the Fed’s decision. Federal Reserve officials left interest rates unchanged in their June decision and predicted that they will cut borrowing costs just once before the end of 2024, a sign that they plan to be patient before turning a corner in their fight against rapid inflation. Central bankers lifted interest rates […]

Chestnut Hill shopping plaza The Street opens massive expansion

By Grant Welker The Street shopping center in Chestnut Hill will open a 90,000 square-foot addition on Thursday with what’ll eventually be more than 25 retailers. Among the brands are the newly announced jewelry store Mejuri and the clothing retailer Todd Snyder. They’ll join previously named tenants opening Thursday that includes the activewear companies Alo Yoga […]

Construction begins on what is set to become Cambridge’s tallest building

By Emily Spatz Construction has commenced on a residential building in Kendall Square that is set to become the tallest building in Cambridge, investors announced last week. The building will rise at 121 Broadway and stand over 450 feet tall, according to architects on the project. Boston Properties (BXP), a real estate investment trust, announced that construction […]

Saint-Gobain and Greentown Labs Renew Joint Commitment to Drive Climatetech Growth and Innovation

Senate to vote on plans for new soccer stadium Thursday

The Chiofaro Company begins Phase II of $100 million upgrade at International Place

Tech-heavy Cambridge struggles with office vacancies

Charles River Labs to open accelerator and development lab in Somerville

Rock down to Electric Avenue: Battery facility proposed in Brighton

MIT spinout raises $11.8M to grow its critical metal reclamation system

Fed Keeps Rates Steady and Forecasts Only One Cut This Year

Chestnut Hill shopping plaza The Street opens massive expansion

Construction begins on what is set to become Cambridge’s tallest building

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