Fallon Co. has filed updates to its proposed 812,000-square-foot life science research and development building in Charlestown’s Sullivan Square that include a pledge to explore sharing the project’s parking with future developments nearby.
It’s hard not to see the proposed One Mystic residential tower in Boston’s Sullivan Square as a test case for whether the Wu administration can follow through on its housing production rhetoric.
The real estate development industry has the power to change lives. Unfortunately, most of our industry is still operating with an “old playbook,” one that prioritizes financial benefit at the expense of social benefit.
Developers are scaling back the initial phase of a 2.6 million-square-foot development near Sullivan Square to include less life science space, including the elimination of a previously proposed lab building at 100 Cambridge St.
Developers of a series of major projects in Charlestown will be asked to coordinate their public benefits packages under a new approach to neighborhood planning.
A 29-story residential tower anchored by a Boston Public Market-style food hall and topped by a sky lounge and rooftop pool would rise in an industrial section of Charlestown under development plans submitted to Boston officials.
Plans are in the works to propose a 334-foot tower in Charlestown’s Sullivan Square, according to a letter of intent filed with city of Boston officials Tuesday afternoon.
While complex, multi-faceted models of activating ground-floor space offer a potential strategy to reflect two trends in 2020 commercial real estate: a steady loss of industrial space in Boston’s urban core, and COVID-19-driven disruption to traditional retail and restaurant models.
The owners of the Encore Boston Harbor casino and 16.5 acres that surround it are looking for development partners to build up the neighborhood.
The National Grid labor dispute is drawing to a close, but the effects on real estate development in 85 Greater Boston communities are expected to linger throughout the year as projects that already have been delayed for months wait for hookups.
