City Realty Group presented a redesign of its redevelopment plans for a Brookline office park, reducing the height of the tallest buildings and cutting the overall square-footage by 266,000 square feet.
City Realty Group unveiled plans to redevelop a Brookline office park as a 1.2 million-square-foot development including a 20-story hotel-condominium tower, medical offices and senior housing.
Rollstone Bank & Trust, based in Fitchburg, pledged $15,000 through its foundation to the Montachusett Veterans Outreach Center in Gardner, a nonprofit organization that supports military veterans and their families. See who else gave back.
KeyBank announced a $20,000 gift to the Springfield Boys & Girls Club to support a summer learning program at the club called “Brain Gain.” See who else gave back.
City Realty Group took advantage of the steep discounts available in the office market to acquire a Leather District property from MCRE Partners for $13 million.
A Theater District blaze caused an estimated $3 million in damages to the historic former Jacob Wirth Co. restaurant which was undergoing renovations in preparation for reopening in August.
The Cummings Foundation, the philanthropic arm of suburban Boston CRE giant Cummings Properties, gave $2 million to Regis College to help train more nurses and establish a healthcare clinic in Woburn. See who else gave back.
A high-visibility potential redevelopment site on Route 9 has been acquired by City Realty Group with plans for housing and commercial uses replacing a 60-year-old office park.
Bristol County Savings Bank gave a $10,000 grant to support a local micro-lending program for businesses that can’t ordinarily qualify for bank credit. See who else gave back.
Fall River-based BankFive announced the first annual recipient of money from its President’s Scholarship Fund: a $40,000 scholarship for a local high school senior. See who else gave back.
The next generation of developments with the potential to reshape the Boston skyline are under threat from a combination of higher construction costs, rising interest rates and questions about the region’s housing market.
City Realty Group Managing Partners Fred Starikov and Stephen Whalen visited the AME Zion Church in Boston, part of Boston-based CRG’s yearly tradition of donating turkeys and pies to help those in need.
From helping local children make up learning they lost during the pandemic, to boosting local farmers while taking a bite out of hunger, local banks, credit unions and a developer gave back to the community in many ways recently.
Banks, credit unions and a developer made big donations to fund racial equity and teen health, among other investments in their communities.
From creative ways to fight hunger and boost local businesses to funding to preserve vital history, banks and real estate developers gave back in several ways in recent weeks.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
From school supplies – both digital and analogue – to large donations, construction companies, developers, unions and local lenders gave back in many ways this week.
The timeline for construction of the MBTA’s West Station in Allston is still in flux, but a Brookline developer is planning for the transit hub’s future arrival as it moves forward with permitting for a $104-million apartment tower.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
From food pantry donations to major gifts to stave off evictions and foreclosures, local lenders, real estate groups and developers helped their community out in many ways recently.
