
South Station Tower Gets Largest Office Lease
The parent of Waltham-based Hobbs Brook Real Estate is expanding its Massachusetts presence with a new office at Boston’s South Station tower and new research facility scheduled to open in Norwood.
The parent of Waltham-based Hobbs Brook Real Estate is expanding its Massachusetts presence with a new office at Boston’s South Station tower and new research facility scheduled to open in Norwood.
South Station Tower’s first office tenant is a national law firm that will relocate from its Financial District offices next year in a landmark deal for Hines’ $870 million development.
After a scramble for far-flung sites suitable for massive distribution centers, developers are adopting a defensive strategy as many of the latest generation of projects sit vacant.
A $215 million apartment complex will replace an Allston warehouse under development plans approved for a joint venture of Houston-based Hines and Calare Properties of Framingham.
A blazing pile of materials outside Hines’ under-construction South Station Tower set off a large response from the Boston Fire Department Tuesday morning.
When the South Station tower opens next year, it will be one of the largest office projects ever built in the city. It may very well be one of the last as well.
Developers of Boston’s South Station tower have announced the initial pricing for the $870-million tower’s 166 luxury condominium units and the opening of a sales gallery at 711 Atlantic Ave.
Allston’s latest large-scale housing proposal would create 322 apartments in a 311,000-square-foot complex rising up to 16 stories near the future MBTA West Station transit hub.
City officials green-lit a $130 million project on Brighton’s Commonwealth Avenue and redevelopment of a former East Boston casket factory property, among others, to hit the second-largest number of units permitted all year.
Industrial leasing activity dropped 26 percent during the second quarter, confirming softening in the once-overheated Greater Boston market.
A 352-unit apartment complex built on a former Marina Bay nightclub property has been plagued with water leaks and mold since 2018, according to a lawsuit asking to have tenants relocated at the developers’ expense.
For its first industrial project in Greater Boston, Hines is targeting the last-mile distribution market with a 146,409-square-foot facility at 250 Marginal St. in Chelsea.
The future of Boston’s office and luxury residential markets can be seen in two new skyscrapers, one just complete, the other starting to rise into the city’s skyline above South Station.
The developer of Boston’s South Station Tower and a Framingham real estate investor are partnering on plans that would bring 316 apartments to an industrial site in Allston.
Developer Hines’ South Station air rights project moved into the prime construction phase this month, in a vertical display starting to become visible in the surrounding neighborhood.
A rising part of today’s Boston skyline has a surprisingly long backstory stretching out to 1989.
Developers of the South Station tower have named Ritz-Carlton as the residential brand for 166 luxury condominiums and announced the selection of their interior designer and brokerage.
The second phase of the South Station air rights development will likely include life science space and multifamily housing, rather than a planned hotel.
A relocation by a downtown law firm will fill two floors at a Boston office tower that was renovated just prior to the pandemic.
Two developers are proposing a pair of projects that would create a combined 247 housing units on Commonwealth Avenue in Allston-Brighton.