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Updates in the world of Commercial Real Estate

MIT plans expansion of University Park

MIT Tech online article about University park expansion. MIT will work with Forest City Boston to build a new building at 298–334 Massachusetts Avenue, in the area just north of Random Hall, expanding research and retail opportunities along the block. Construction could start as soon as a year from now. Additionally, MIT is looking to […]

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A year later, more space available

The fourth quarter data barrage is underway, and a report from one highly respected commercial real estate shop indicates there’s more space available in the Boston market than there was a year ago. This is not a huge surprise, but there’s always value in dealing with hard numbers rather than anecdotal information. According to the […]

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The Quincy City Council approves Historic $1.28 Billion Downtown Redevelopment Plan

QUINCY, MA – The Quincy City Council approved the master agreement for a $1.28 billion redevelopment of Quincy Center anchored by a unique financing plan that Mayor Thomas Koch and the City’s private development partners, Street-Works Development LLC, believe could become the new model for urban redevelopment projects across Massachusetts. The project – which marks the […]

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Arlington Center Tenant Nearly Quadruples its Operations

CHELSEA, Mass.— ACS Development Corporation, a premier property developer, announced the expansion of a current tenant in its Arlington Center property at 311-321 Broadway Street. GEMMA Italian Ristorante, an authentic family-owned Italian restaurant, is expanding its operations by 5,233 square feet and moving into the space formerly occupied by Krazy Karry’s. “GEMMA’s success is a […]

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City urged to sell Hub sites

As Boston homeowners face a 7.5 percent property tax hike and the city’s schools confront a $63 million shortfall, a city watchdog group is asking the Menino administration to sell a pair of underused buildings in the North End that could fetch more than $15 million. The Boston Finance Commission wants to know why Mayor […]

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Street-Works plan advances, expands in Quincy

Street-Works LLC has struck a deal with Quincy officials that will see the firm partly finance some $227 million in public infrastructure projects in exchange for the right to expand its already ambitious $1.3 billion mixed-use redevelopment of the city’s commercial center. The financial and permitting arrangement were included in the project’s master plan that […]

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