Watertown Lab Project Gets Tenant, Permanent Financing
A new lab building at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards was refinanced following a Novartis subsidiary’s lease bringing it to full occupancy.
A new lab building at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards was refinanced following a Novartis subsidiary’s lease bringing it to full occupancy.
Watertown leaders hit pause on new building emissions regulations after objections from the business community and condominium associations about the potential costs and complications.
Potential new requirements to discourage fossil fuel use at approximately 150 large buildings in Watertown would drive up housing costs and penalize developers of recent lab projects, opponents say.
A seasonal beer garden is expanding into a yearround location at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards, leasing 4,000 square feet for a new taproom.
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.
Five new tenants ranging from a Jason Santos-led restaurant to steakhouse Medium Rare are set to open at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards in coming months.
As a downturn in lab space demand throws doubt on future development prospects, fully leased properties appear to offer a safer haven for lenders.
It turns out that “try before you buy” is a compelling pitch for retailers as well as shoppers. In what’s becoming a commonly accepted practice, retail landlords such as WS Development and Wilder regularly take a flier on local, independently-owned shops that bring unique, new concepts to their portfolios.
The next wave of arrivals at Arsenal Yards includes health care and service-oriented tenants ranging from a 365-day vet to a body scanning clinic.
The successful execution of creating this new neighborhood emphatically supports the strategy of mixed-use development as an in-demand socially and culturally enriching experience in today’s post-pandemic world.
Once considered a conversation-stopper in host communities, density is a proven advantage in the quest for successful retail and mixed-use developments. Indeed, some of the most celebrated retail places in the world are immersive, intuitive experiences in part because of this.
Another Cambridge life science company is adding research space in East Watertown’s Arsenal Street industry cluster.
Boston-based Boylston Properties has acquired the Home Depot property next to its 1 million-square-foot Arsenal Yards development in Watertown for $96.25 million.
Cambridge-based architect PCA has completed its placemaking and design work at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards, the redevelopment of the former Arsenal Mall into a seven-building, 1 million-square-foot mixed-use property.
The second life science building at Arsenal Yards has secured an anchor tenant in an 11-month-old Cambridge-based biotech.
Chef Jason Santos has announced a grand opening on Monday for his newest restaurant, a New Orleans-inspired bistro at Arsenal Yards in Watertown.
Between new store and restaurant openings, the debut of the Blvd. & Bond residences and the groundbreaking for 100 Forge, the new life sciences tower, each passing week will bring new developments to the property.
Chef Jason Santos will bring the second location of his Buttermilk & Bourbon concept to Watertown’s Arsenal Yards in 2021.
While proximity to Cambridge is important, and lab deals typically beget only more lab deals, there’s more to Watertown than that.
Reebok’s former Canton headquarters appears to have a future as a single-user corporate campus.