by Greg Ryan / via Boston Business Jornal Rise Together and Trax Development on Friday offered a more detailed look at plans for a mixed-use development of nearly 1 million square feet in Charlestown’s Sullivan Square, one of three projects the development team is pursuing for a part of the neighborhood poised for major changes. […]
via bldup.com Safehold has acquired the 20 Cambridgeside Place condo unit with the Cambridgeside Mall site for $156,435,583.82. Work is currently underway for the transformative redevelopment of the full site to create around 650,000 square feet of office, life science, and residential space. At 20 CambridgeSide concrete floor decks are being placed and structural steel install is also […]
From green rooftops to energy reporting software, technology is playing a starring role in helping apartment owners meet aggressive ESG targets. by Kelsi Borland / via Globe St When BlackRock CEO Larry Fink called climate change an “existential crisis” in an open letter to CEOs at the beginning of the year, it was clear that […]
by Ben Knight / via UNSW Sydney Newsroom The next generation of supercooling materials can help keep cities cooler in summer and warmer in winter. A team from UNSW Sydney has developed new intelligent building materials that can help keep the temperature in check throughout the seasons. The innovative design adjusts the optical properties used in conventional heat […]
by Catherine Carlock / via The Boston Globe A Waltham lab and office building that started construction in 2019 without any tenants committed has landed leases from two biotech companies. Seqirus, a global influenza vaccine maker with a local research and development arm in Cambridge, and ElevateBio BaseCamp, the Waltham research and development and manufacturing arm […]
by Lauren Shanesy – via CoStar If there are three words real estate professionals should consider heading into the next year, they are flexibility, convenience and resiliency. Those are the defining themes that came out of the annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2022 report, released last week by PwC and the Urban Land Institute. So, […]
The importance of building amenities in commercial real estate projects is growing. Location and area amenities, as a result, are becoming less of a focus. Whether your building is in development or you are looking to make changes to existing buildings, consider your tenant population and their added value. Neighborhood versus Building Amenities Traditional CRE […]
Boston has experienced a recent real estate boom especially in hotbed areas such as Kendall Square. With Massachusetts Institute of Technology situated nearby, the life science and technology markets have exploded within the Cambridge market. This boom has come with a price however, as rent prices for prime space have risen sharply with the decline […]
In the early 2000’s, open-office plans were the new hot commodity in the world of business. These open spaces allowed for a much welcomed break from the monotony of the traditional workplace. Conversation and interaction replaced the usual silence that one would experience when working in a traditional office filled with cubicles or closed […]
Construction of new commercial space is not only time consuming but it is also expensive. From start to finish, building a new space is a very large task to tackle. There is so much between expenses, different firms working together, as well as the actual construction where a mistake or holdup can cost a […]
