Seven Developers Compete for Massport Parcel
Seven developers have submitted proposals for a 600,000-square-foot mixed-use project on Massport’s parcel H in Boston’s Seaport District.
Seven developers have submitted proposals for a 600,000-square-foot mixed-use project on Massport’s parcel H in Boston’s Seaport District.
Bill Kane got in on the ground floor of Kendall Square’s life science boom. Now the East Coast and U.K. leader for BioMed Realty, Kane oversees a Greater Boston portfolio that’s over 98 percent leased. But BioMed is still finding ways to grow in industry nucleus Kendall Square.
The first major office development completed in Boston’s Seaport District following the ecoomic downturn of 2008 is up for sale by the original developer, The Fallon Co. of Boston.
Members of the banking and real estate industries have been busy climbing the career ladder. See who’s been hired and who’s been promoted recently.
Office vacancies continued to fall in Boston while developers broke ground on projects that will add 2 million square feet of new workspaces in the second quarter.
For the second time in seven days, an office tower broke ground in the Seaport as Gov. Charlie Baker and Mayor Marty Walsh joined leaders from the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. to celebrate the start of construction at 10 Fan Pier Blvd.
Michael Fallon was appointed president of The Fallon Co., just last month, but the 30-year-old real estate executive is already thinking about the long-term legacy of the Boston-based development company founded by his father Joseph in 1993.
High-ranking corporate executives in the financial, tech, real estate and health care industries are well-represented in the initial round of buyers at 50 Liberty, the newly opened 120-unit luxury condo tower on Boston’s Fan Pier.
For decades, activists have fought to maintain public access to Boston Harbor as new office towers and residential high-rises cover once-neglected parcels.
Cape Cod Five, Jack Conway and The Bulfinch Cos. are featured among other businesses announcing changes to personnel in this week’s roundup.
Boston-based Fallon Co. says a 150-room hotel isn’t financially feasible on one of two undeveloped parcels in the 3-million-square-foot Fan Pier district.
Chicago-based RREEF Management Co. has paid $477 million to buy the 100 Northern Ave. office tower anchored by law firm Goodwin Procter LLP on the South Boston waterfront.