A development group led by Related Beal completed its financing for development of a Vertex Pharmaceutical-leased research center that’s ramping up construction in South Boston’s Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park.
Two teams of active local developers have responded to the city of Boston’s offer of 4.4 acres in Roxbury for housing development.
The next hurdle for developers that want to build in the city will challenge them to include decarbonized materials and green building designs to reduce their fossil fuel footprints.
Two development teams will deliver pitches this month to build up to 757 apartments and condominiums on a Charlestown parcel spotlighted in Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s push to create affordable housing on city-owned properties.
Developers of a series of major projects in Charlestown will be asked to coordinate their public benefits packages under a new approach to neighborhood planning.
New Atlantic Development and DREAM Development’s newly-launched project in Roxbury’s Nubian Square will create 62 income-restricted apartments, half of which will be reserved for artists and creatives.
As city officials begin to review proposals for parcel P3, Boston-based HYM Investment Group wants to help Roxbury join the Greater Boston life science boom in force with 700,000 square feet of office and lab space.
As the pandemic appears to recede, companies puzzling over how to revive dormant offices don’t have a proven roadmap to guide their real estate decisions, but several common threads are emerging among Boston-area businesses that have recently relocated or signed leases.
A bank renovation project launched Gregory Minott’s entrepreneurial career at age 18 and piqued his interest in architecture. Now, leading Boston’s DREAM Collaborative, he’s trying to build new pathways for Black professionals in architecture and more inclusive city planning.
In a striking illustration of the favorable job market for architects in Greater Boston, postings for industry jobs at a leading local job database have increased nearly four-fold in the past year.
Construction is complete at 2451 Washington St., a 4-story condominium development that sits at the prominent corner of Dudley Street and Guild Row in Roxbury.
A diverse development team will lead the 329,000-square-foot development of a 2-acre city-owned parking lot in Roxbury’s Nubian Square into a new retail and cultural hub.
A nonprofit development team has unveiled its vision for transforming a portion of one of Boston’s public housing complexes into a mixed-income development, adding 437 apartments in seven new buildings.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency board approved a tower funded in part by affordable housing payments from Millennium Partners’ Winthrop Square tower, which will also contain a new Boston Public Library branch on the ground floor.
The city of Boston’s housing plan, “Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030,” has three objectives: to create housing across demographics and neighborhoods, outline the city’s strategies for housing an expected 91,000 new Bostonians by the year 2030 and call for the creation of 53,000 new units of housing at a variety of income levels across the city.
