Lexington Approves Hotel-to-Life Science Project
Lexington officials have approved developer Trammell Crow’s plans to demolish the Quality Inn and Suites hotel and build a 335,000-square-foot life science complex.
Greatland Pays $66M for HIP District Property
by Steve Adams | May 14, 2021
Greatland Realty Partners is the first developer to respond to the town of Lexington’s Hartwell Innovation Park (HIP) rezoning with its acquisition of a four-building, 289,000-square-foot complex.
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