Greater Boston construction costs are now so high, not even a brand-new, state-of-the-art office tower can pencil out, Boston Properties executives said in a quarterly earnings call this week.
The company moved into 10 floors at Samuels & Associates’ parcel 12 Mass.Turnpike air rights development as it plans to ramp up in-office working requirements to 80 percent of the week.
A Back Bay property was acquired for $99 million in the neighborhood’s biggest-ticket office sale since 2020.
A steakhouse and lounge featuring live music and outdoor dining will make its Boston debut in early 2024 in Back Bay.
LEGO Group will relocate its Americas headquarters to Boston while exiting its suburban Connecticut campus of nearly 50 years.
With her specialty in interior design, TRIA Architects’ Marilyn Shen says she spends the vast majority of her time anticipating people’s needs and likes. That emphasis has taken on a paramount role in her new position as the Boston-based firm’s director of integrated workplace design.
Suddenly, the most serious threat since the Great Recession looms over the hitherto-booming downtown Boston office market.
Oxford Properties Group made a splash in 2014 with its big-ticket arrival in Massachusetts, buying five trophy office buildings in Boston and Cambridge. To spearhead its next effort, Oxford in 2018 hired Mark McGowan as its local head of development.
Greater Boston’s booming real estate industry continues to reshape the local landscape as the real estate cycle passes the decade mark, and 2020 is likely to generate more headlines about how developers are responding to the region’s job growth and housing needs.
A Cambridge-based online automotive marketplace and Dutch pod-style hotel chain will anchor a high-profile Massachusetts Turnpike air rights development.
John Hancock is seeking to sell development rights to a Boston Planning & Development Agency-approved 26-story tower near its namesake tower in Boston’s Back Bay.
If WeWork’s IPO troubles turn into bankruptcy and departure from the scene at the same time as a broader economic downturn, the downtown commercial real estate market could take a dramatic turn, researchers warn.
A Cambridge tech company’s steady expansion could anchor the office portion of a high-visibility air rights development at the western gateway to Back Bay.
The MCCA’s board of directors on Thursday took a series of votes to authorize the sale of the Hynes Convention Center, pending legislative approval, to begin work towards a $500 million expansion of the BCEC and to return 12 acres of land in the seaport to the city of Boston.
WeWork is pushing back its public debut as investor confidence appears to grow shaky in the office share company that had recently been valued at around $47 billion.
A penthouse office in a Back Bay tower has been leased to an investment firm.
