Ryan Enright has been active in Boston commercial real estate since 1997, and during that time he’s brokered more than 800 transactions in the core downtown neighborhoods. Enright joined JLL Boston’s downtown leasing team nearly five years ago, after 17 years representing Equity Office Properties’ Boston portfolio.
WeWork’s parent company gave investors the most detailed look yet at its finances Wednesday, revealing breakneck growth on the back of massive losses as the office-sharing company prepares for a highly anticipated debut on the stock market.
Downtown Boston’s 100 Summer St. tower has landed another major tenant, who will take over 100,000 square feet in the Financial District building.
A 86,484-square-foot office property in Boston’s Leather District near South Station has been sold to a real estate investment firm for $68.5 million.
Even with the construction of millions of square feet of new office and lab properties in recent years positive absorption remains steady year over year. But traffic isn’t the only dark lining among the silver clouds floating above the Pru. Inequality is a growing issue here
Beware of a business model that involves betting the house – or, in this case, the office tower – on the ability to push already sky-high rents ever higher, year after year, recessions be damned.
Boston-based coworking specialists Workbar continues its expansion with a 20,542-square-foot lease at Summit Drive in Burlington.
Cushman & Wakefield will represent Workbar in its expansion, as the Boston-based coworking provider seeks to add new locations in both downtown and in the suburbs.
Expansions by WeWork, its fast-growing rival Industrious and local operator WorkBar attest to the co-working industry’s role in extending the commercial real estate cycle in Greater Boston.
Shared workspace provider WeWork’s Boston latest Boston expansion will add 120,000 square feet at 501 Boylston St.
The MBTA Red Line was unquestionably the Pain Train of the first post-Labor Day workweek, with mechanical snafus making for a series of nightmare commutes.
Lincoln Property Co. and Stars Investments of Chile acquired an office and retail property including the Cambridge location for co-working space WeWork for $75 million.
Amazon’s hunt for office space in Boston has led it to WeWork’s complex in Back Bay.
