By Eli Chavez Nuclear fusion has seen increased investment within the past five years due to its promise of an inexhaustible, clean energy source. One fusion startup that’s testing its technology in the greater Boston area has taken a step in the race toward the first commercially viable fusion reactor. Type One Energy, a fusion startup […]
Innovation center will be first U.S.-based R&D site for MitsubishiBy Eli Chavez One month after Nvidia announced plans to launch a new research center in Boston, an international electronics company has announced it will be bringing its resources to Boston with an innovation center in Cambridge. The Mitsubishi Electric U.S., an affiliate of Mitsubishi Electric Corp., announced that it […]
By Isabel Hart The plans to restore and renovate the historic Hotel Alexandra on the border of Boston’s South End and Roxbury neighborhoods have changed many times over the past several years, but developers of the property said they are close to getting the go-ahead from city planners. The newest version of the proposal for the Victorian […]
By Michael Silverman and Jon Chesto The New England Revolution just secured a crucial assist from the state Legislature to help build a soccer stadium in Everett. But it’s just the first of many issues to be resolved before they can reach that ultimate goal. Among the remaining questions: Is it financially feasible for the Kraft Group, […]
By Linda Moss Eataly, the global Italian gourmet market and restaurant chain, is venturing outside cities such as New York and Chicago into the suburbs to rapidly expand in North America. In so doing, it’s showing how suburban malls are attracting traditionally urban tenants. The company opened its first location in New Jersey at the upscale Mall […]
By Greg Ryan The potential soccer stadium in Everett may be getting lots of attention, but there’s another real estate-related provision in the state economic development bill that would have a far broader effect on the industry. The legislation, unveiled on Tuesday, extends approvals for building and other permits by two years statewide. The blanket extension would give […]
By Chris Lisinski The Kraft family would clear a key hurdle toward building a new professional soccer stadium in Everett under a nearly $4 billion bill on the move this week whose economic impacts reach across nearly every business sector. Top Democrats on Tuesday evening filed a compromise economic development bill months after their deadline-day talks […]
By Greg Ryan Half a percentage point. After months of finger-pointing and public acrimony, that’s all that’s in the way of a compromise between Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the business community on a property tax hike. But as close as the two sides are to striking a bargain, there’s still plenty of frustration going around, […]
By Jon Chesto It took longer than expected,but The Davis Companies’ big bet on Watertown Square is paying off with the region’s largest lease deal for newly built lab space so far this year. Davis and its partner Boston Development Group just inked a deal with serial biotech entrepreneur Greg Verdine that would bring two of Verdine’s […]
By Greg Ryan CBRE Group Inc.’s investment arm has sold a shopping plaza in Cambridge’s Porter Square to two local firms for $20.1 million. Crosspoint Associates and Long Wharf Capital now own Porter Square Galleria, a 55,610-square-foot property anchored by a Target Corp. store. The plaza is 96% leased, with Retro Fitness, Citizens Bank and Anna’s Taqueria among its other […]
