By Boston Restaurant Talk A new dining and drinking spot has come to Cambridge after being in the works for at least six years. According to an Instagram post from the place, Mothership is now open in the Alewife area of the city, moving into a building on CambridgePark Drive that is also home to a location […]
By Meera Raman The CEO and president of Cambridge Savings Bank, which recently cracked the top ten list for largest banks in Massachusetts, told staff he plans to retire after over decade in the position. Wayne Patenaude recently announced his retirement internally to the company, the bank confirmed. “We are immensely grateful for Wayne’s exceptional leadership and […]
By Joe Clements CAMBRIDGE—In a mega-$168 million trade that caps off a banner beginning for CBRE/NE’s market-leading multifamily sales team, Heitman Real Estate Capital has changed places with fellow Chicago-based investor Equity Residential as landlord to the Cambridge Park Apartments in this city’s rapidly emerging Alewife district. The 311-unit, first-class asset at 30 CambridgePark Dr. […]
By Jon Chesto Eastern Bank is making a major move to expand its private bankingwith a $528 million deal to acquire Cambridge Trust, while simultaneously selling its insurance business for $510 million to brokerage giant Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. The Boston-based bank’s holding company, Eastern Bankshares, announced both deals after the stock markets closed […]
By Greg Ryan Astellas Pharma Inc. has agreed to take space on two floors of the newest lab building in the massive Cambridge Crossing mixed-use development, one of the region’s largest lab leases this year. The Japanese pharmaceutical giant will occupy about 62,000 square feet at 441 Morgan Ave., a 10-story building whose core and shell […]
By Rowan Walrath Massachusetts leaders want to make the commonwealth a hub for not just the research of drugs, but for the manufacturing of drugs. It’s a goal that’s seen progress in stops and starts before. The Genetics Institute Inc., the legendary Cambridge company that pioneered biomedical research in the early 1980s, set up shop in […]
By Erik Sherman Along with bank liquidity issues, CMBS delinquencies are an important sign of CRE health. Possibly more so because they show not just trouble on the horizon but already in the rear-view mirror. A new Trepp analysis suggests that sometime in May, the red flags were starting to unfurl. The CMBS delinquency rate jumped […]
By Andy Medici A growing number of Americans have used artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT at work — but won’t tell their bosses because they are afraid of being replaced by the emerging technology. As business owners across America experiment with the new wave of AI tools in hopes of boosting productivity and cutting costs, workers […]
By James McCown CAMBRIDGE — “In the city there must be regularity and fantasy, relationships and oppositions, and casual and unexpected elements to vary the scene,” wrote Marc-Antoine Laugier, an 18th-century Jesuit and arguably the world’s first architecture critic, having penned the seminal Essai Sur l’Architecture in 1753. His advice holds true today. Cities must be […]
By Lynn Pollack | February 23, 2023 at 05:53 PM Massachusetts has the lowest vacancy rate of rental homes in a recent study, followed by Maine, Utah, Kentucky, and Montana. According to TexasRealEstateSource.com, utilizing US Census Bureau data, Massachusetts has the tightest vacancy rate for rental properties at 2.8%, followed by Maine at 2.9%, Utah at 3%, Kentucky at […]
