Development

Breakthrough Properties and CRISPR Therapeutics celebrate completion of The 105

Breakthrough Properties and CRISPR Therapeutics celebrate completion of The 105

Boston, MA Breakthrough Properties (Breakthrough), a leading global developer of life sciences real estate, celebrated the completion and grand opening of The 105 by Breakthrough (The 105) in collaboration with CRISPR Therapeutics. The new facility is fully leased to CRISPR Therapeutics and will serve as its new U.S. research & development headquarters. Located in one of […]

Read more
Demand for Industrial Space Is Slowing Down. But It’s Still a Landlord’s Market.

Demand for Industrial Space Is Slowing Down. But It’s Still a Landlord’s Market.

As U.S., like the rest of the world, continues to grapple with stubborn inflation (at 8.2 percent in September), there are worries that consumer spending is going to falter and impact industrial owners’ ability to raise rents. Industry insiders, however, say such fears are over-stated. At the moment, industrial real estate fundamentals remain strong and […]

Read more
Regency Centers transforms iconic Harvard Square buildings into The Abbot, a vibrant mixed-use project

Regency Centers transforms iconic Harvard Square buildings into The Abbot, a vibrant mixed-use project

Regency Center Corporation’s (Nasdaq: REG) overhaul of a trio of century-old buildings located in Cambridge, Massachusetts into modern mixed-use space—while carefully preserving the historic flair of their surroundings—reflects the versatility and perseverance of a REIT best known for its grocery-anchored shopping centers. The Jacksonville, Florida-based REIT’s restoration of the Abbot Building complex, a collection of three […]

Read more
President Biden wants to build a ‘bioeconomy.’ Here’s what that means for Boston.

President Biden wants to build a ‘bioeconomy.’ Here’s what that means for Boston.

President Joe Biden is infusing billions of dollars into a new, biotech-focused initiative, and it’s likely to have immediate ramifications for New England. Boston has long been a hotbed for pharmaceuticals in addition to upstart biotechs. But the White House is expanding the definition of what a “bioeconomy” could be, looking beyond drugmaking to other applications of […]

Read more
Northland Newton Development

Northland Newton Development

40 Years in the Making The original developer of Marshall’s Plaza in 1978, Northland has, over two generations, patiently assembled the critical mass necessary to create a 21st century green neighborhood that focuses on sustainability, wellness, connectivity, and permeability in a vibrant, live, work and play Newton gateway. Promoting smart growth by converting an aging, obsolete, industrial […]

Read more
Voters Killed A Project To Get New England Off Fossil Fuels. A Court May Have Just Saved It.

Voters Killed A Project To Get New England Off Fossil Fuels. A Court May Have Just Saved It.

When Maine voters went to the polls last November, their ballots asked them to decide whether the state should prohibit construction on the Central Maine Power Company’s $1 billion transmission line from Canada. Nearly 60% said yes, retroactively blocking a project that state regulators had already approved. On Tuesday, Maine’s high court ruled that the […]

Read more

Compare