by James Sanna | Sep 16, 2024
The acquisition bolsters Consigli’s presence in the New York City area at a time when several Boston construction giants have been looking to expand their footprints to other metros to compensate for the commercial real estate downturn.
by James Sanna | May 29, 2024
Australian developer Lendlease announced Monday it’s pulling out of the United States market to focus on its home turf and some international projects.
by Steve Adams | Apr 9, 2023
As new regulations prod the building sector toward decarbonization, they could align landlords’ and tenants’ financial incentives to help reduce commercial real estate’s climate impact.
by Steve Adams | Dec 30, 2022
A 320,000-square-foot Brighton lab complex that broke ground in October received $315 million in construction financing from Bank of China.
by Steve Adams | Jul 20, 2021
Developers are proposing the largest lab complex yet at Boston Landing in Brighton, which has attracted leases by biotech companies and an industry incubator in recent years.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 27, 2021
While developers are almost universally viewed with suspicion, we are an integral part of the effort to deliver solutions for the pressing issues of climate change and equity in the communities we revitalize.
by Steve Adams | Mar 18, 2021
Developer Lendlease in partnership with investor Ivanhoé Cambridge has acquired a development parcel at Boston Landing for $67 million with plans to break ground on a 320,000-square-foot life science building in June 2022.
by Banker & Tradesman | Feb 23, 2020
When it comes to high-rise projects that have hundreds and hundreds of workers, the inconveniences and loss of productivity associated with individuals taking bathroom breaks starts to really add up. In response, Lendlease developed a new solution.
by James Sanna | Oct 6, 2019
With the risk of catastrophic floods in Greater Boston increasing thanks to climate change, some area developers have already begun to respond. But new regulations mean far more projects will have to take the threat into account.
by Steve Adams | Sep 17, 2019
Resilient designs and skyline views are attracting the first wave of residents to the 478-unit Clippership Wharf condominium and apartment complex in East Boston.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 23, 2019
Rather than walling off the site in the face of climate change risks, waterfront developers should consider how the neighborhood and residents alike can interact with the waterfront, and how the site fits in with the broader neighborhood.
by Steve Adams | Mar 17, 2019
The market remains firmly tilted in sellers’ favor, but is beginning to show signs of a correction while two record-setting ultra-high-end condominium developments scheduled to open this spring in Back Bay and asking prices for Boston condos continue to rise.
by Steve Adams | Aug 27, 2018
Australian developer Lendlease is teaming up with a pension fund with plans for a $2 billion develop-and-hold multifamily pipeline in Boston and four other high-priced U.S. real estate markets.
by Steve Adams | Aug 5, 2018
Multifamily developers could build smaller housing units and fewer parking spaces beginning this fall, offering potentially significant project cost savings as the city prepares to embrace the microapartment movement.
by Steve Adams | Jun 29, 2017
In a confirmation of developer Lendlease’s strategy of building the first for-sale units on the booming East Boston waterfront, half of the condominiums at the Slip65 complex under construction went under agreement during the first weekend.
by Steve Adams | Jun 1, 2017
Presales have begun for the 80-unit Slip65, the first condominium development in the multifamily construction boom on the East Boston waterfront.