Wu Signals Help for Battered Office Buildings
Public subsidies could be the next tool in Boston’s bid to revive the downtown economy through conversions of neglected offices into housing as concerns mount that zoning incentives won’t be enough.
MIT’s Real Estate Empire Set To Grow
by Steve Adams | Nov 16, 2016
Already set to build a 1.8-million-square-foot development in Kendall Square, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will get the first chance to redevelop the federal government’s 14-acre Volpe Center property at 55 Broadway.
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