The new owners of Boston’s One Lincoln office tower are seeking to accomplish what prior owner Fortis Property Group could not: attract tenants to fill the void left behind by the departure of State Street Corp. and downsizing by WeWork.
Seven affordable housing projects in Boston will receive Community Preservation Act grants to help them complete their financing packages.
Alexandria Real Estate Equities is bracing for a double-digit increase in costs on its current development pipeline related to the Trump administration’s tariff policies and inflation.
Local developers acquired a Fort Point office building that’s attracted tech offices and a popular barbecue restaurant in recent years for nearly $48 million.
The sole tenant of a West Cambridge office building will downsize its headquarters by 39 percent after renegotiating its lease with landlords Healthpeak Properties and The Bulfinch Companies.
Retail landlords and local Main Streets organizations turn to Allison Yee as a matchmaker with emerging retail concepts looking for flexible, low-commitment spaces, from downtowns to suburban lifestyle centers.
Animal Rescue League of Boston’s animal care and adoption center will expand its ability to provide critical services for wildlife and household pets.
The biggest mall owner in Massachusetts wants to bring back “hanging out at the local mall,” with a head-on assault to online shopping that’s reshaping the physical layout of its suburban properties in Massachusetts.
Rising industrial availabilities throughout Greater Boston reflect slowing economic conditions as tenants’ sublease listings hit the highest level since 2011.
The Seyon Group expanded its portfolio within Canton’s Shawmut Park with the acquisition of a 100 percent leased industrial building.
Houston-based Hines is joining the development team for a 5 million-square-foot master-planned project in Cambridge’s Alewife neighborhood.
The city of Boston is seeking developers to build affordable housing and music studios at a Brighton property recently donated by life science developer IQHQ Inc.
A state Land Court judge ordered Boston officials to reconsider a 204-unit housing development in Hyde Park that’s been unable to win approval since 2021, despite complying with zoning.
A developer that specializes in office to lab conversions secured the largest life science lease of 2025 in Boston with a four-year-old company founded by Harvard University researchers.
A Dorchester school’s attempts to block an affordable housing project by developer Trinity Financial heads to court today as its attorneys challenge the city of Boston’s declaration of the site as blighted.
William Grogan is leading one of Greater Boston’s most prolific affordable housing developers, Planning Office of Urban Affairs, as it pushes forward with big projects downtown and in Roxbury.
Owners of potential prime development sites in Downtown Crossing warn that Boston’s downtown rezoning won’t live up to its billing in catalyzing major projects.
A capital improvement program at 404 Wyman St. will provide a central amenity space for Hobbs Brook Real Estate’s 2 million-square-foot, 11-building Waltham campus.
P&G GIllette has begun construction of a 200,000 square-foot expansion at its Andover campus, which is set to replace its longtime South Boston assembly plant as the company’s North American Grooming manufacturing hub.
Groundbreaking is scheduled next month for Templeton’s first multifamily project in over 25 years following the completion of a financing package by a pair of Boston-area developers.
