Amazon Robotics Approved for Wilmington Development
The Greater Boston robotics industry cluster is set to expand with approval of an Amazon Robotics R&D center in Wilmington.
The Greater Boston robotics industry cluster is set to expand with approval of an Amazon Robotics R&D center in Wilmington.
The 8-story brick block at 263 Summer St. long has provided a “Welcome to Fort Point” moment with its rooftop neon sign. Now, it’s going to mark the location of 77 new apartments.
A $37 million construction loan from Principal Asset Management enabled developers to move forward with a new two-building industrial park in Billerica.
Boston-based developer Copper Mill allegedly defaulted on a loan used to buy a Chatham inn and sold the property to avoid paying back its debt, a lawsuit claims.
The joint venture between Boston-based Berkeley Investments and German real estate investor Garbe is beginning its expansion partnership with a speculative project in Billerica.
Arrowpoint Properties expanded its portfolio in the city with Greater Boston’s fastest growing apartment rents, acquiring a 17-year-old rental complex in Lawrence.
The first development proposals under Boston’s new Skyline zoning include a pair of apartment towers totaling 918 units in Downtown Crossing.
From hotels to offices, landlords want their buildings to smell unique and alluring. Some have even spun up merchandise lines to promote their bespoke scents.
After playing a key role authoring the 2024 Massachusetts’ Affordable Homes Act, Eric Shupin is returning to an advocacy role as CEO of CHAPA.
Michael Carucci has $160 million worth of residential real estate listings queued up to sell in his new role with Serhant, the New York City luxury brokerage made famous by Netflix that’s expanding in Boston.
A multi-million-dollar renovation has updated the 401-room Hilton Boston Back Bay hotel’s meeting and event venues and expanded its fitness center to prioritize wellness.
A partnership between the Boston Housing Authority and The Community Builders added 223 housing units and a new community center in Jamaica Plain.
Northeastern University acquired Boston’s first privately-built student residence hall from a Dallas-based developer for nearly $169 million.
A downturn in demand for an English language school’s program in Boston’s Leather District catalyzed a potential conversion into housing. Two developers submitted applications this week to the Boston Planning Department to participate in the program, totaling 68 units.
After receiving $25 million in incentives from the Healey administration to create 1,250 new jobs, Boston Dynamics signed a 323,000-square-foot lease at BXP’s Reservoir Place property in Waltham.
A legacy of distrust gave way to optimism about the birth of a new life science industry cluster at the ceremonial opening of Harvard University’s Enterprise Research Campus in Allston.
The latest partnership between the developers who bought the former Barnes & Noble property in Downtown Crossing is the acquisition of a 151,163-square-foot office building in the Financial District.
Statewide rent control won’t be decided at the ballot in November following a Supreme Judicial Court ruling striking down the language submitted by supporters as unconstitutional.
A Watertown-based biotech company leased 128,000 square feet for its new headquarters at Innovation Park, IQHQ’s 340,000-square-foot campus that offers turnkey biomanufacturing space in Andover.
Berkeley Investments will capitalize future acquisitions and developments through a joint venture with a deep-pocketed German investor.