By: Emily Fu Trammell Crow Residential (TCR), part of Crow Holdings, has initiated construction on Alexan Peabody, a 180-unit luxury multifamily residence in Peabody, Massachusetts, slated for completion in Q4 2025. Located along Route 1 at 128 Newbury Street, the development offers studio to three-bedroom units, including 25% affordable housing at 80% of Area […]
BY REENA KARASIN Greentown Labs’ 200+ startups are developing, deploying, and commercializing climatetech solutions to decarbonize the key greenhouse-gas-emitting sectors—agriculture, buildings, electricity, manufacturing, and transportation—and build resilient communities. There’s an incredible amount of work and collaboration needed to get these technologies out of the lab and into the world, from early-stage funding, to pilot projects, to first commercial […]
By Boston Restaurant Talk A new dining and drinking spot has come to Cambridge after being in the works for at least six years. According to an Instagram post from the place, Mothership is now open in the Alewife area of the city, moving into a building on CambridgePark Drive that is also home to a location […]
By Greg Ryan One year ago almost to the day, the Nissenbaum family was on the brink of becoming $150 million richer. Things did not go as planned. For much of 2022, the Nissenbaums had a tentative deal in place to sell their car-parts junkyard near Somerville’s Union Square to the real estate developers building the […]
By Steph Solis The creators of a new venture studio in Kendall Square aim to make Massachusetts the global center of the AI industry. Driving the news: CIC, which operates “innovation campuses” worldwide, partnered with C10 Labs, an MIT Media Lab spinout, to launch an AI venture studio space. Why it matters: The founders want to harness […]
By David Abel From a distance, the new skyscraper looks like any other generic glass tower looming over downtown Boston. But it’s the bowels of the building — in its curtains of glass, in its thickly insulated walls, and in its specially designed ventilation systems — that make it distinct from the others. The $1.4 […]
By Jon Chesto Revs fans are going to have to wait longer for a shot at their goal: a soccer stadium in the heart of Greater Boston. Legislation that would have paved the way for a New England Revolution stadium to go up along the Mystic River in Everett was sidelined when state House and […]
By Thomas Lee When OpenAI debuted its ChatGPT bot earlier this year, the startup attracted enormous attention and launched a wave of interest in artificial intelligence. But Google,which has long led the way in rolling out new technologies to support its search business, was caught flat-footed.Now, as the tech giant celebrates its 25th anniversary amid […]
By Greg Ryan Massachusetts is building significantly less housing than it was in the mid-20th century. Not coincidentally, the median home sale price has nearly doubled in the past decade to $600,000, far outpacing income growth. More people are leaving Massachusetts for other states than are moving here. Those problems are what the MBTA Communities zoning […]
By Catherine Carlock A low-lying industrial area in Charlestown — an area just a few miles from downtown yet far enough off the beaten path that it’s home to a pub called the Tavern at the End of the World — is poised for major transformation ahead of a crucial city vote this Thursday. The […]
