Wentworth Institute of Technology’s partnership with private developers would bring a major life science expansion in Mission Hill and opportunities for student internships at a 640,000-square-foot lab complex along Huntington Avenue.
After adding a hotel and restaurants to The District office park in Burlington, National Development proposes three life science buildings totaling 665,000 square feet to add momentum to the town’s growing lab market.
An affiliate of Related Beal hopes to add more lab space to a second biotech cluster in South Boston anchored by the redevelopment of the L Street Power Plant property.
The pending reopening of a new observatory at the Prudential Tower is attracting widespread interest as Boston’s newest location for private events with commanding views, Boston Properties executives said.
Boston University officials have outlined plans for six real estate projects expected to take place over the next 11 years, including a new lab tower and installation of air conditioning for the Warren Towers dorms.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved 1.6 million square feet of projects, including a pair of hotels and new lab buildings in the Leather District, Fort Point and the marine park.
The owner of one of the first major life science developments in Watertown has proposed a second building that would bring the combined complex up to 290,000 square feet.
After leasing up their first lab tower and receiving $246 million in construction financing to start a second, Boynton Yards developers are moving forward with a third lab tower in the 1.9 million-square-foot master-planned project.
The nation’s largest apartment developer chose Somerville for its entry into life science development, kicking off its first project in the emerging Assembly Square lab cluster.
Greater Boston towers above the competition among U.S. metros in its lab development pipeline, while remaining the nation’s top talent cluster in the industry.
A redevelopment of the Au Bon Pain headquarters in South Boston’s marine park for Ginkgo Bioworks received $194 million in construction financing from Citizens Bank.
Some Boston-area communities that resisted or prohibited labs from researching higher-risk pathogens are starting to reconsider as the region’s biotech boom speeds on.
Boston Planning & Development Agency officials approved two new life science projects in the Seaport District, including one that’s already landed an anchor tenant, and construction of 255 housing units.
A projected 18 million square feet of lab space is scheduled for completion in Greater Boston in 2023, potentially tempering the skyrocketing rent increases being driven by the life science industry’s space demand.
There’s seemingly a new lab project under construction on every street corner in Boston and Cambridge, with everyone and their brother looking to cash in on the life-sciences boom. But there are growing signs a backlash is brewing.
A conversion of two industrial buildings in South Boston will make 140,000 square feet of tech and life science space available for occupancy in mid-2022.
A two-building, mixed commercial-residential project next to the planned Allston Landing development could bring nearly 400,000 square feet of lab space to the neighborhood if approved.
Related Beal seeks to expand the Fenway’s lab space inventory with changes to its 300,000-square-foot redevelopment in Kenmore Square.
Boston Development Group is seeking approval for a life science campus after acquiring a series of parcels along Galen Street previously occupied by the Colonial GMC Buick dealership, a service station and oil change facility.
DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners and Leggat McCall Properties have teamed up again, this time to pitch a 9-story lab building along the McGrath Highway.
