Boston city councilors scheduled a hearing this week to investigate recent utility failures in Chinatown and the Leather District, where data indicates changing subsurface conditions including high groundwater temperatures.
Piping hot tap water emerging from the cold-water faucets in his Leather District condo raised a red flag for Robert Qua that something unusual was going on.
Three years after paying $210 million for an office building in Boston’s Leather District, a life science developer is proposing a partial conversion for lab space.
WeWork, once the biggest name in coworking in Boston, plans to reject a lease for one of its locations next to South Station.
Don Peebles’ pair of developments at highway tunnel portals in Boston come with complicated design considerations, but also potential transformational changes.
A life science developer that specializes in speculative lab suite conversions has made its third and largest acquisition in Boston with the $210 million purchase of 2 Financial Center.
Boston and state officials are offering up 1.4 acres of land on the edge of downtown Boston for their latest real estate development opportunity.
A Finnish digital learning startup that established a Boston outpost in 2015 is moving into its first dedicated office space in the Fiduciary Trust building across from South Station.
Oxford Properties Group’s first ground-up development project in Boston proposes a 340-foot-tall office tower to replace the 1950s-era parking garage and office building at 125 Lincoln St. that it acquired in 2017 for $39.5 million.
A 86,484-square-foot office property in Boston’s Leather District near South Station has been sold to a real estate investment firm for $68.5 million.
Sebastian Colella remembers when it was easy to distinguish the difference between “boutique” hotels and “traditional” hotels run by large hospitality companies.
Boston Planning and Development Agency directors approved a 230-room hotel at the site of a former Leather District nightclub and 193 housing units, including 81 income-restricted units.
Boston’s hotel development boom is spilling into the South Station neighborhood.
A dilapidated former nightclub property in Boston’s Leather District could be redeveloped as a 20-story hotel by Boston-based Hudson Group.
The building’s location, full complement of amenities and highly efficient floor plates make it an outstanding opportunity for today’s tenants.
Oxford Properties Group has acquired the 125 Lincoln St. garage in Boston’s Leather District, a 2.7-acre property viewed as a potential transit-oriented development site two blocks from South Station, for $39.5 million.
A development site in Boston’s Leather District hailed by Gov. Charlie Baker as a centerpiece of his initiative to encourage middle-class housing could substantially grow in scope.
