Buoyed by busy air travel at Logan Airport, the Massachusetts Port Authority is expecting a “very good fiscal year” while bracing for potential turbulence in connection with tariff impacts on travel and cargo patterns, CEO Rich Davey said Thursday.
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.
Asking rents continued to increase thanks to Greater Boston’s highly restricted supply of apartments. But they could go even higher due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs and related economic uncertainty.
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.
Cambridge still has the region’s lowest lab vacancies despite the life science industry slump, prompting a leading developer to pursue a project adding nearly 113,000 square feet to the local inventory.
Massachusetts accountants representing wealthy residents renewed their calls Wednesday for a bevy of tax reforms, including overhauling the “sting tax” on companies, to prevent the ongoing outmigration of Bay Staters and businesses.
First Boston Capital Partners says it has expanded its revolving line of credit with BankUnited, based in the Miami area, as it aims to grow its private lending business.
Brandeis University’s newest dorm project is the first phase of a campus-wide plan to upgrade student housing through new construction, renovations and demolition of older dormitories.
Economic Development Secretary Yvonne Hao is stepping down from her port at the end of the month, with Undersecretary of Economic Foundations Ashley Stolba in line to take over the secretary’s duties on an interim basis, the Healey administration said Tuesday.
The lab space vacancy rate hit 25 percent across the region during the first quarter, as companies continued to downsize and list new sublease space.
The move will likely be a relief to contractors, who say there aren’t enough clean trucks or charging stations available, but it’s being met with anger by environmental advocates.
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Roslindale Square is being primed to add mid-rise development under a rezoning plan intended to spur multifamily housing construction.
An Andover property leased to a medical technology company was acquired by a Luxembourg-based real estate investor for $26.4 million.
Encouraging and supporting development in this area of the market may be the key that unlocks the inventory problem that plagues Massachusetts.
Greater Boston’s office market was showing signs of momentum before a financial services standard bearer provided a stark reminder about the new normal in workspace demand.
Following seven years of permitting and a legal battle, developers have broken ground on a mixed-income development on town-owned land in Truro.
But a line in the city budget acknowledging the impact of office and lab property values on Boston’s finances arguably downplays its severity as the mayor keeps focus on Trump, instead.
Federal prosecutors indicted state Rep. Christopher Flanagan, of Dennis, for allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the Cape Cod homebuilders trade group on Friday.
Redevelopment of the 31-acre Gillette campus in South Boston could include up to 20 buildings and 5.7 million square feet of development.
