Boston’s Running Out of Offices to Convert
Boston office-to-residential conversions are in danger of getting too expensive. Developers rushing into the space are bidding up the price of the few financially feasible buildings left.
BPDA Approves 155 Apartments in Vacant Offices
by Steve Adams | May 16, 2025
Boston planning officials approved a new hybrid industrial development in Newmarket and office-to-residential conversions in the downtown and North End neighborhoods.
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