What Hath WFH Wrought?
Vaccine or no vaccine, COVID-19 has set the stage for what are likely to be some big, permanent changes to the real estate market
Hot Real Estate Trends for the New Normal
Amid the backdrop of the pandemic, tremendous disruption and the George Floyd protests, agents across America are getting their first look at what to expect in the “new normal.”
As Malls Evolve, So Must Zoning
Flexible zoning which can allow developers to quickly respond to market demands is not only critical to allow these retail centers to adapt and evolve, but also essential to help maintain a municipality’s tax base.
To Boost Business, Marlborough Wants Shuttle to Trains
In an effort to further boost its business districts, the city of Marlborough could create a shuttle service connecting them to the commuter rail station in Southborough, one town to the south.
King Street Properties Named ‘Landlord of the Year’
Suburban life science developer King Street Properties has been named “Landlord of the Year” by the membership of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board Commercial Brokers Association.
Lab-Ready Construction Is the New Norm
Upgrading office and industrial buildings to lab-ready space is paying off for a growing field of developers hoping to snare the next hot biotech startup transitioning from early-stage research to commercialization.
Life Science Landlords Don’t Have to Fear ‘Medicare for All’ –Yet
The booming biotech industry is spilling out of Kendal Square in what looks like a flood of biblical proportions, but what happens if a Democrat takes the White House in 2020, riding a wave of demand for “Medicare for All”?
