Cambridge Development Could Include Nearly 2.1K Homes
Healthpeak’s 4.6 million square-foot proposal would also have a long-sought-after pedestrian and bike connection to the MBTA’s Alewife station.
Healthpeak’s 4.6 million square-foot proposal would also have a long-sought-after pedestrian and bike connection to the MBTA’s Alewife station.
Houston-based Hines is joining the development team for a 5 million-square-foot master-planned project in Cambridge’s Alewife neighborhood.
A vision to turn West Cambridge into a second Kendall Square is coming apart amid record lab vacancies across the region, as the fundamentals of development look set to shift back in favor of multifamily housing.
The MBTA owns prime locations for real estate development but efforts to build on them have a history of lengthy delays and missed opportunities. Could that be changing?
Cambridge’s new Affordable Housing Overlay has had a tremendous and immediate effect on parcels already in nonprofit hands, adding over 400 new units of affordable housing to the pipeline in a year and a half.
With more than $1.9 billion in West Cambridge acquisitions since 2019, the Denver-based REIT Healthpeak Properties is poised to begin testing the city’s appetite for a second Kendall Square-like cluster.
King Street Properties and Healthpeak have begun construction of a new 160,000-square-foot life science building on Cambridgepark Drive.