Luxury Apartments Raise the Bar (and Lounge)
With more than 2,000 new luxury high-rise units scheduled for completion in downtown Boston by next spring, the stakes are high to deliver the latest eye-catching amenity packages to boost preleasing.
A Tower That Caters to the Fenway’s Professional Demographics
Industry observers have described an “amenities war” among multifamily properties in cities like Boston, New York City and San Francisco. Properties are adding everything from pools to pet spas to golf simulators, but how often are these amenities actually used?
From Asphalt Deserts to People Spaces
Copley Wolff Design Group has an increasingly important seat at the table when project teams meet to map out new developments that put open space in the forefront. Ian Ramey joined the firm as principal in 2015 after 19 years at Morgan Wheelock, Carol R. Johnson Assoc. and Shadley Assoc.
It’s an Art, Not a Science
You’ve probably heard about the seemingly non-stop “amenities war” among developers of luxury residential and high-end office buildings in Boston.
