The CRE Insider
Serving Up a Smorgasbord of Housing Incentives
How much new and rehabilitated housing can $5.16 billion and a number of Zoning Act changes buy? We will find out over the next five years.
Laying the Groundwork for a Biotech Rebound
Despite the spring’s bad headlines, this summer ended with a pile of venture capital deals and two more Bay State biotech IPOs. It’s time for Beacon Hill to do its part to keep that momentum going.
Allston’s Western Ave. Poised to be Next Hub for Life Sciences
We believe the projects most likely to succeed are those situated in dynamic ecosystems that already exist and can help foster innovation and collaboration.
New Factors Give Occupiers Even Stronger Hand in Lab Market
The life sciences and lab market across the Boston metro area has been in a state of flux for some time, but a new factors have added extra pressure on landlords and owners.
Why Boston’s New Climate Office is a Big Deal
The office will have the responsibility and accountability for implementing resiliency plans centralized in one office, explicitly committed to rapid, effective and equitable action
Restaurant Claims Harvard Project Led to Demise
Classic Restaurant Concepts LLC had high hopes when it started building out what was intended to be a destination restaurant in Harvard Square in early 2016.
Building Materials Are Next Frontier in Green Buildings
As climate change continues to reshape global priorities, the demand for healthy and sustainable buildings is evolving rapidly in Boston.
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