BXP Seeks More Lab Space in Lexington
As it pivots from office to suburban life science projects, Boston Properties is proposing a redevelopment of a Lexington office park to create 425,450 square feet of office and lab space.
MEPA Reform Can Make Communities Greener – and Help Developers
Massachusetts’ environmental regulations force developers to prioritize cars when climate change and political polling show a different approach is needed.
New Regs Add Health Worries to Development Reviews
New state regulations designed to protect marginalized populations from environmentally-harmful projects are expected to add delays and additional project costs for commercial developers, particularly in the booming e-commerce distribution sector.
An Evolving Approach to the Entitlement Process
When Dallas-based Hillwood Investment Properties sought to develop a 4.2 million-square-foot campus including a new Amazon distribution facility in North Andover, it turned to John Smolak.
Davis Cos. Seeks Big Expansion of 88 Black Falcon
A Boston developer is proposing an expansion nearly doubling the size of the 88 Black Falcon property in an early test of plans to allow more non-industrial uses within the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park.
GE HQ Clears Another Hurdle
General Electric’s $200 million permanent headquarters cleared another permitting hurdle as it received final approval from the Boston Planning and Development Agency Tuesday.
