Red Sox Lease 100K SF at Samuels’ Fenway Tower
The Boston Red Sox are expanding their real estate footprint in the Fenway with a major lease at an office building developed by Boston-based Samuels & Associates.
Somerville Mayor Encourages Copper Mill to ‘Show Your Work’
First-term Somerville Mayor Jake Wilson welcomed the sight of a construction crane in Winter Hill, signaling progress on one of the city’s most prominent and formerly dormant building sites: the former Star Market property. Wilson was less committed to supporting construction of a 24-story apartment tower across town in Davis Square, however.
Hot Property: Lyrik Back Bay
Lyrik Back Bay celebrates the arrival of spring with two restaurant openings and a new public art installation.
Hot Property: 299 Broadway/15 Temple St.
Winter Hill’s former Star Market property will be redeveloped as 319 apartments as part of a mixed-income project including neighborhood retail, a public plaza and playground.
Samuels Steps in to Sustain Time Out Market
Boston-based Samuels & Associates will operate the Fenway Time Out Market under a licensing agreement, staving off its planned closure this week.
Time Out Market’s Time Is Up
Boston’s first large-scale food hall is set to end its seven-year run in the Fenway despite kicking off a boom in craft food halls around the region.
Berklee’s $28M Fenway Acquisition ‘Increases Visibility’
Berklee College of Music is expanding its Fenway campus with the acquisition of a residential development site approved for 400 apartments.
Samuels Set to Acquire 400-Unit Boston Development Site
Development of a 28-story apartment tower in the Fenway is back in play thanks to the neighborhood’s most active residential developer.
Lyrik Back Bay Adding a Peruvian Flavor
A Peruvian-themed restaurant became the sixth retail tenant to lease space at Samuels & Associates’ Lyrik Back Bay development.
Samuels Joins Team to Redevelop Somerville Star Market Property
Developers to have financing in hand this summer to begin construction of the $105 million mixed-income housing project.
Children’s Hospital Housing Approved in Fenway
A Fenway development that was approved Thursday will provide temporary housing for families of Boston Children’s Hospital patients.
Boston Approves Net Zero Zoning Code Despite Industry Concerns
New Boston developments will be required to comply with new clean energy regulations likely to increase project and long-term operating costs.
Samuels Sells Fenway Apartments for $145M
A German investor that’s increasing its stake in U.S. multifamily properties acquired a Fenway apartment tower from Samuels & Associates for $145 million.
CarGurus’ New Office Boosts Back Bay Rebound
The company moved into 10 floors at Samuels & Associates’ parcel 12 Mass.Turnpike air rights development as it plans to ramp up in-office working requirements to 80 percent of the week.
Hot Property: South Standard and The Green
The 214-unit South Standard apartment building is the first phase of the 792,400-square-foot Washington Village development in South Boston.
Hynes Revival Shuffles Back Bay Hotel Scene
Dismissed as an obsolete money pit by former Gov. Charlie Baker, the revived Hynes Convention Center is forging new relationships with Back Bay hotel owners to ensure future meeting attendees can find convenient lodgings.
Lab Developer Agrees to Pay for Fort Point Flood Barrier
A life science development will contribute $6.5 million toward the design and construction of a flood berm designed to protect portions of Boston’s Seaport District from sea level rise.
First Tenants at Lyrik Back Bay Include EV Showroom
Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian will open a showroom at the Samuels & Assoc. air rights development anchored by the new Lego Group and CarGurus headquarters on the western edge of Back Bay.
Lego Group Picks Back Bay for New HQ
Lego Group picked a high-profile site at the edge of Boston’s central business district for its new global headquarters as it prepares to leave its suburban Connecticut office space.
Children’s Hospital to Anchor New Fenway Development
Boston Children’s Hospital will acquire nearly half of a new Fenway life science complex being developed by Alexandria Real Estate Equities and Samuels & Associates.
