February 22, 2019 In Real Estate Leave a comment
Boston is facing a shortage of available office space. As the demand continues to rise, developers and investors are constantly considering the various factors driving Boston’s commercial market. We recently
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2018 was a wild year. In the realm of real estate, Amazon’s HQ2 search, the impact of a fluctuating stock market and ongoing trade disputes on investment and development, and
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When Amazon announced that it was building one of its two new headquarters in Long Island City, most attention focused on the lavish $1.2 billion tax incentive package that helped
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You might think that in 2019 women wouldn’t need to get together and remind one another to speak up in meetings in order to be taken seriously at work. But
Read moreOctober 12, 2018 In Real Estate Leave a comment
This year’s annual ULI Fall Meeting brought thousands of bright minds across industries and the country to learn about national and local trends affecting today’s real estate market. As part
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Boston has a unique architectural landscape. Buildings with stunning glass façades stand adjacent to those that are centuries old, representing the ever-evolving interplay between Boston’s past and innovative future. In
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Almost as busy as Boston’s real estate scene is the city’s food scene. Below are a few of our favorite places to grab lunch while attending this week’s ULI Fall
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October is a great month to visit Boston. The leaves are changing, the Red Sox are in the playoffs and the crisp cool air welcomes out-of-towners to autumn in New
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As Boston development surges, developers and urban planners are implementing strategic placemaking strategies aimed at connecting people within the areas they share. We recently attended NAIOP’s “Development Unicorns: Neighborhood Game
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A year and a half after the MBTA ended late night transit service, it’s back, albeit in a reduced format. At the beginning of this month, some of the more
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