More than Meets the Eye at MGH Building Project
Time is of the essence for construction workers building MGH’s Phillip and Susan Ragon Building, a new inpatient tower designed to provide more single-occupancy rooms and clinical services.
Healey Scraps $1B Boston Lab Project, Pivots to Housing
The Healey administration abandoned plans for life science towers at a state-owned Brutalist landmark in Boston’s West End and pivoted to a new development plan prioritizing housing production.
Causeway Street Skyscraper Plan Surfaces in West End
Potential plans by a Newton developer for a skyscraper that would reshape the Boston skyline near North Station are prompting neighborhood associations to seek officials’ reaction to the scale of the project.
New Owner Plans Mass Timber Hotel in West End
Long-stalled plans for a skinny hotel tower in Boston’s West End have new momentum with the acquisition of the property by a developer who is redesigning the building as the city’s tallest mass timber structure.
State Kicks Off Search for Hurley Building Redeveloper
State real estate officials are beginning the formal marketing process for the 3.3-acre Charles F. Hurley office complex in Boston’s West End, which could generate a 400-foot-tall tower.
Hurley Building Demolition Still on the Table
State officials say the potential demolition of the historically-protected Charles F. Hurley Building in Boston’s West End is still on the table, a month after publicly indicating the idea was a non-starter because of objections from preservationists.
