Councilors Buck Waltham Mayor to OK BXP’s Office Park Overhauls
Waltham city councilors said letting three office parks redevelop with up to 2,000 new homes, saying the project was vital to the city’s future.
Waltham city councilors said letting three office parks redevelop with up to 2,000 new homes, saying the project was vital to the city’s future.
Developers are pursuing plans for nearly 4,000 homes on sites currently occupied by office buildings, and more are in line for empty parcels in the same commercial parks.
Between office parks it owns in Waltham, Weston and Lexington, the office mega-landlord now has plans to add around 2,300 new homes in the western Route 128 corridor.
Little tiny green shoots are poking up here and there, with leasing activity running well ahead of 2024 totals and the pace of vacancy growth slowing down.
A cluster of new 40B development proposals highlight how this 56-year-old state law could be an important tool as landlords explore alternative uses for suburban office and lab sites.
Designed by architects SGA, the 60,000 square-foot facility includes lab and collaboration spaces on a high-visibility site.
While Rockland Trust saw deposit and net interest margin growth, a $54.6 million office loan was reclassified as non-performing executives said Friday morning, hampering the gains the bank made in the third quarter.
Alexandria Real Estate Equities’ Waltham life science campus inked a 165,940-square-foot lease with a Danish health care company.
The Village Bank, headquartered in Newton, has opened its ninth branch in Waltham after years of serving the residents and businesses there from branches outside of town.
A 1960s office park near Route 128 would be replaced by a life science project under plans under review by Waltham officials.
JPMorgan Chase is continuing to march forward on its branch expansion plans in Massachusetts.
Some residents’ opposition to multifamily housing frequently dominates headlines, but developers say understaffed and fragmented town hall bureaucracies are just as big a problem in Boston suburbs.
Suburban developer Hobbs Brook Real Estate has named a new CEO to replace former chief executive Sam Schafer.
Three life science companies have signed leases totaling 166,000 square feet at a Waltham office-to-lab conversion project currently under construction.
Cambridge-based Generation Bio will build out a cGMP facility in Waltham after leasing over 100,000 square feet from the developers that acquired the property in December 2020.
Greater Boston’s suburbs have always been popular because they offer companies and their employees an ideal mix of conveniences such as a short commute, free parking and green space that will never be available in most urban locations.
The Boston office of tenant representation brokerage Cresa was selected by global life sciences company Abcam to manage its relocation from Cambridge’s Kendall Square to Waltham.
Design collaborative Bergmayer and construction manager JC&A have completed the corporate headquarters and lab facilities for robotics firm Boston Dynamics in Waltham.
A software company that works with tour operators is moving to 115 Fourth Ave. in Needham, a newly-updated office building owned by The Davis Cos. and Marcus Partners in Waltham.
A recent capital improvement and renovation project at 81 Wyman St. in Waltham has received LEED Platinum certification for core and shell by the U.S. Green Building Council.