Boutique Properties Blur Hospitality Lines
Sebastian Colella remembers when it was easy to distinguish the difference between “boutique” hotels and “traditional” hotels run by large hospitality companies.
Sebastian Colella remembers when it was easy to distinguish the difference between “boutique” hotels and “traditional” hotels run by large hospitality companies.
As projects in Somerville, East Boston, Allston-Brighton and South End move forward, developers of large vacant commercial properties in Newton and Woburn are laying out plans for mixed-use projects totaling over 3 million square feet.
Architect Vickie Alani’s specialties in the multifamily and hospitality sectors are starting to blur together, as hotel and housing developers borrow each others’ design trends.
Nonprofit Camp Harbor View has leased 5,000 square feet at 46 Plympton St. in Boston’s South End.
JLL Boston will recruit tenants for Boston-based developer Abbey Group, which is expected to break ground next year on a 1.6-million-square-foot office and lab complex on Albany Street in South End.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) has approved seven new development projects in the South End, Allston, Brighton, South Boston, Jamaica Plain and East Boston.
South 10 LLC, an affiliate of Related Beal, has received a $7.8 million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment.
7INK by Ollie and the co-living program is the logical evolution of our innovative Ink Block brand. The built-in infrastructure of Whole Foods Market, our restaurant and fitness retailers, the AC Hotel by Marriott, and our new Underground at Ink Block art park make this a perfect location for co-living.
The first quarter of 2018 delivered a new high-water mark for condominium prices in Boston. The average price per square foot was over $1,000 per square foot for all condos for the first time and sale prices were above $1.4 million.
Boston’s lower South End became synonymous with luxury condominiums, organic food and high-end fitness concepts in its recent transformation. Now developers think the time is ripe to test the market for life science and corporate-grade office space.
A brownstone in Boston’s South End has sold for $4.375 million.
Following Boston Redevelopment Authority approval late last week, Nordblom Co. and Rubenstein Partners will proceed with development plans for an 8-story, 230,000-square-foot office building in Boston’s South End.