List With Us

Forsyth Institute holds grand opening in Cambridge

Cambridge —

The Forsyth Institute, the world’s leading independent oral health research organization, held its grand opening celebration on Nov. 18 at its new home. Forsyth, which has been improving oral and overall health for 100 years through its biomedical research and community programs, operates in a state-of-the-art facility at 245 First St. in Cambridge.    The organization conducts biomedical research in molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, global infectious diseases, skeletal biology, developmental biology, tissue regeneration and clinical research.

Leave a Reply

Related Post

Development

Why Boston’s Best Buildings Keep Winning

Boston’s commercial real estate market is becoming a tale of two markets. While trophy office buildings continue to attract tenants, financing, and investment activity, many older properties are facing increased vacancy, growing concessions, and mounting competitive pressures. Discover how the flight-to-quality trend is reshaping Boston CRE and what it means for owners, investors, and tenants in today’s evolving market.

Read more
Development

ABG Market Insight: Winthrop Center and the Growing Flight to Quality Trend

Millennium Partners’ recent $856 million financing package for Winthrop Center is more than a headline-grabbing transaction. It’s a powerful example of the “flight to quality” reshaping commercial real estate. As lenders and investors become increasingly selective, capital continues to flow toward premier assets with strong locations, modern amenities, sustainability credentials, and proven tenant demand. Here’s what Boston’s largest recent financing deal reveals about the future of CRE investment.

Read more
commercial

Balancing Growth and Integration: Evaluating Competing Development Proposals at 90 Washington Street in Somerville

Somerville is currently evaluating two redevelopment proposals for 90 Washington Street, a four-acre site in the Inner Belt district near the MBTA’s East Somerville Green Line station. According to the Boston Business Journal, the decision is being made under meaningful financial pressure, with the city looking to recoup a roughly $30 million gap tied to its acquisition of the property…

Read more
Economy

Services Inflation, Slowing Growth, and What It Means for Boston and Somerville Commercial Real Estate

In early April 2026, Bloomberg reported that U.S. service‑sector growth slowed materially even as input prices surged, as reflected in the Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) Services Prices Paid Index rising to 70.7—its highest level since October 2022.¹ This combination of decelerating activity and elevated costs is particularly relevant for Boston‑area commercial real estate, where […]

Read more

Compare