
Tufts Partners with Capstone on School’s Biggest Dorm Project
Tufts University and Capstone Development Partners unveiled plans for the school’s largest-ever dormitory project, a 667-bed development across from the MBTA’s Medford/Tufts station.
Tufts University and Capstone Development Partners unveiled plans for the school’s largest-ever dormitory project, a 667-bed development across from the MBTA’s Medford/Tufts station.
Development proposals with serious flaws would receive early notification from Boston officials under proposed changes to the Article 80 zoning code.
Berkeley Investments’ revamp of one of Malden Center’s highest-profile commercial properties landed an anchor tenant in a Woburn cleantech company.
Another athletic shoe manufacturer is establishing an office footprint in the North Station area, leasing space at The Hub on Causeway tower.
A 195-unit apartment complex located in a business park near Route 128 in Waltham traded for $91 million in the latest in a series of suburban Boston acquisitions by a New York multifamily investor.
Three years after paying $210 million for an office building in Boston’s Leather District, a life science developer is proposing a partial conversion for lab space.
Pointing to the doldrums in which housing development has been stuck, industry group NAIOP Massachusetts asked the Wu administration to delay next week’s implementation of higher affordability requirements.
Greater Boston’s clean energy sector has emerged as the nation’s fourth-largest industry cluster, but the fate of high-profile projects in Boston and Everett hinges upon approval of new procurement laws left in limbo in the past legislative session.
Developer Core Investments formed a joint venture with a Chicago developer on its South Boston development known as On the Dot.
A San Francisco developer acquired a 696-unit suburban apartment complex for $221 million and renamed the 34-acre property as ReNew Waltham.
In the latest skirmish over the future of vacation rentals on Nantucket, voters rejected four new proposals designed to regulate the market.
Following its receipt of two major donations, the West Newton Cinema Foundation completed its acquisition of the Garden City’s only independent movie theater for $5.6 million.
Massachusetts is in the running to attract the headquarters of a well-known consumer brand from a neighboring state with the potential relocation of toy and game maker Hasbro from Rhode Island.
The Boston Zoning Commission Chair was removed by Mayor Michelle Wu just a month after the board failed to approve new regulations discouraging the use of fossil fuel building systems in new developments.
Despite the region’s historic lab vacancy rate, Boylston Properties is planning a new 175,000-square-foot life science building next to its Arsenal Yards property in Watertown.
In Chief of Planning Arthur Jemison’s final meeting, the Boston Planning and Development Agency board approved a $110 million apartment complex in South Boston and office-to-residential conversions in the Bulfinch Triangle and South End.
A federal judge dismissed the bankruptcy case for a $90 million development on the Dorchester waterfront, clearing the way for a foreclosure auction next month.
The owner of property highlighted by Gov. Maura Healey as model for office-to-residential conversions in Boston has placed the South End property on the market.
A probiotic soda company led by the co-founder of Nantucket Nectars is establishing a new headquarters in the former Sasaki architects building in Watertown.
Anticipated future demand for renewable energy storage prompted a proposal for an industrial property’s redevelopment near the Massachusetts Turnpike in Brighton.