Woburn’s commercial real estate market has benefited from proximity to Massachusetts’ busiest highway interchange at Routes I-93 and I-95, turning this former factory town into fertile territory for industrial parks, hotels and a robust retail trade.
Evolve or die is the choice for an aging generation of shopping malls struggling to compete against e-commerce, outdoor lifestyle centers and reinvigorated Main Street shopping districts.
Reading Co-operative Bank has notified state regulators and customers that it plans to close its Woburn branch, located at 300 Trade Center, on Dec. 1.
Bridgewater-based Callahan Construction Managers has completed the second of three assisted-living projects with Benchmark Senior Living in Woburn.
HealthcareSource has leased an additional 9,000 square feet at Cummings Properties’ TradeCenter 128 in Woburn.
Boston-based developer Leggat McCall Properties has agreed to acquire a 108-acre parcel off I-93 for a mixed-use development that could include more than 1 million square feet of offices, retail, restaurants and multifamily buildings.
