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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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Construction is underway for 600,000 s/f Northborough Crossing retail project

Rendering, Northborough Crossing – Northborough, MA Shown (from left) are Douglass Karp, lt. governor Tim Murray and Stephen Karp. Northborough, MA Construction is well underway for Northborough Crossing, a 600,000 s/f open-air retail center being developed by New England Development in partnership with Brendon Properties and The Wilder Companies. The first new, major retail project […]

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Tenant allowances a chore to understand

We keep hearing that landlords are bending over backwards — beyond offering low lease rates — to retain and recruit tenants. Details over recently awarded allowances for tenant improvements indicate that some property owners are more flexible than others. A case in point is this week’s disclosure that Boston Properties Inc. gave the Federal Home […]

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Promethean looking for new digs

Cambridge’s first cleantech-focused incubator is about to be replaced – by a biotech building. Solar technology developer Promethean Power Systems had been providing shop space for energy startups in a building near Lechmere Square. Now, after less than a year, it is out looking for new digs, after the owner of the building sold it […]

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Labor deal for Quincy Center project OK’d

QUINCY — The company proposing to redevelop Quincy Center has reached a handshake agreement with a local labor council that governs the extent to which the project will be built by union workers. The agreement, between Street-Works LLC and the Quincy and South Shore Building Trades Council, was reached after a five-hour negotiating session Thursday […]

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