The operator of two restaurants at the 500 Ocean Ave. apartments on Revere Beach is expanding his relationship with developer Redgate with plans to open a 220-seat restaurant at its new Ryder complex this summer.
Boston-based developer Redgate has filed plans with the Boston Planning & Development Agency for its proposed multifamily building next to a charter school in East Boston.
Boston-based developer Redgate is planning to redevelop a commercial site off Route 1A in East Boston into a 190-unit multifamily development.
A 222-unit Chelsea apartment complex has received $59 million in permanent financing from an affiliate of New York-based Arbor Realty Trust Inc.
Government stimulus programs so far have missed the mark, retail industry groups say, leaving small merchants to build their own life rafts and search for safe harbors in the COVID-19 economic crisis.
Housing developer Toll Brothers has paid $44.1 million to acquire a site approved for a 525-unit apartment complex in Cambridge’s Quadrangle neighborhood.
As it prepares to relocate to 125 Summer St. in Boston, Haemonetics Corp. has sold its long-time Braintree headquarters to an Illinois developer for $15.5 million.
Multifamily housing may be dropped from the proposed redevelopment of the former Boston Edison power plant property, developers said as they prepare to submit revised plans to the Boston Planning and Development Agency.
State lawmakers have jumped into the debate over a 2-million-square-foot redevelopment of the former Edison plant in South Boston, seeking to protect a deed restriction against housing on the 15-acre property.
Research has shown that diversity at companies leads to higher profits, increased innovation, and exposure to a broader talent pool. Yet as workplaces become more diverse, this evolution is slow to be reflected in the commercial real estate industry.
When Boston-based developer Redgate acquired the 14-acre Exelon power plant property in South Boston last year, there were no guarantees that any portions of the Summer Street landmark would be retained as part of a major mixed-use redevelopment.
The new owners of the Exelon power plant property in South Boston are considering a mix of housing, offices, retail and possibly a hotel for the 14-acre site.
