BXP Submits Redesign of Kendall Square Development
BXP unveiled proposed changes to the next phase of its MXD District in Cambridge’s Kendall Square, including an option for two smaller commercial buildings that reflect “evolving market conditions.”
BXP unveiled proposed changes to the next phase of its MXD District in Cambridge’s Kendall Square, including an option for two smaller commercial buildings that reflect “evolving market conditions.”
Boston Properties has started construction of the tallest building in Cambridge history, the 121 Broadway residential tower slated for completion in 2027.
The purchase marks a key milestone in the university’s plans to build eight buildings totaling over 3 million square feet of development in the heart of the state’s innovation hub.
Jazz and Haitian dance performances punctuated the start of a Kendall Square life science development that will help offset the decline of local arts venues.
Massachusetts’ largest life science employer will occupy BioMed Realty’s new 600,000-square-foot lab tower at 585 Third St. in Kendall Square upon completion in 2026.
Moderna Pharmaceuticals has leased 462,000 square feet at Alexandria Real Estate Equities’ 325 Binney St. in Cambridge for a new headquarters and R&D facility.
Updated redevelopment plans call for a 38-story, 400-foot apartment tower at 135 Broadway joining a pair of proposed office-lab buildings.
Gerald W. Blakeley Jr.’s fingerprints are on many of Greater Boston’s dominant real estate development patterns of the past half-century, from the emergence of Route 128 as “America’s Technology Highway” to the growth of East Cambridge and revival of downtown Boston.
This summer, New England Development is scheduled to begin the most dramatic updates to its well-known Cambridge mall to date. The construction is part of a master-planned redevelopment that will expand the 1.1 million-square-foot property by over 50 percent.
The former owners of a 3.6-acre Kendall Square property say life science developer Alexandria Real Estate Equities underpaid them for the acquisition, inaccurately calculating its costs to gain the city’s approval for a 370,000-square-foot office-lab project.
Massachusetts Institute for Technology has unveiled plans for a 174,000-square-foot development to house its newly formed hub for computer science, artificial intelligence and data science programs.
MIT’s redevelopment of the Volpe Center property still includes plans for the tallest building in Cambridge – but well short of the 500 feet allowed by zoning.