Patrick Barrett had a vision in 2017. Seeing the revitalization that was taking place in Central Square, he and his partners wanted to transform their tired but historic property into a boutique hotel. Then COVID hit.
Nauset Construction recently completed the transformation of the historic 1870 Whitney, Lucretia and Henry Building into a 67-room boutique luxury hotel located in Cambridge’s Central Square.
Owners of new apartment buildings in the Boston area are facing unprecedented times trying to fill units amid the coronavirus outbreak and economic downturn that’s left many would-be tenants wary of moving into unfamiliar and oftentimes more expensive living quarters.
A boutique Greater Boston developer plans to reboot a landmark Cambridge building into a 46,300-square foot mixed-use project including an extended stay hotel.
The Middle East nightclub property that’s been a focal point of the live music scene in Cambridge’s Central Square since the 1980s is on the market as the owners seek redevelopment opportunities.
You don’t even need any smart devices. From the same spot, you can turn on the coffee, adjust the thermostat, flush the toilet…
A Southborough developer seeks to test the market for apartments as small as 247 square feet in Cambridge’s Central Square.
Nauset Construction has completed Ten Essex, a mixed-use development consisting of 46 apartments and 3,000 square feet of retail in Cambridge’s Central Square.
“This project allows us to draw on two of Nauset Construction’s greatest strengths – working with tight, zero-lot line urban infill sites, and the thoughtful restoration and repurposing of historically significant structures.”
An MIT-affiliated tech incubator firm will expand to an underused university-owned building elsewhere in Cambridge’s Central Square as it seeks 200,000 square feet of shared office, fabrication and lab space.
New City Microcreamery, an ice cream and coffee shop in Hudson, will expand to a second location in Central Square, Cambridge.
The first high-rise development in Cambridge’s Central Square has obtained a $110 million round of construction financing.
Lincoln Property Co. and Stars Investments of Chile acquired an office and retail property including the Cambridge location for co-working space WeWork for $75 million.
People’s United Bank has provided $19 million in construction financing for Ten Essex Street, a 46-unit multifamily development in Cambridge’s Central Square.
Boston-based Chevron Partners has acquired 727 Massachusetts Ave. in Cambridge’s Central Square for $14 million.
