In the latest installment of our CRE Insider webinar series, WS Development’s Seaport general manager Ariel Foxman, Boston Realty Advisors partner and managing director Whitney Gallivan and Bialow Real Estate CEO Corey Bialow to review the latest movements in the retail space.
Seaport District developers have moved to overcome design and urban planning critiques in recent years, but one retail sector is unlikely to move to the South Boston waterfront anytime soon.
Echelon Seaport’s Superette concept hopes to bring an eclectic mix of brands, including several luxury retailers, to Boston’s newest neighborhood.
As city officials and landlords seek to revive street life in downtown Boston, Whitney Gallivan has played a key role in shaping one of the Financial District’s newest attractions: the High Street Place food hall.
A 400-seat coworking center including 100 private offices will give Industrious its first suburban Boston location.
Developers released updated plans for the 2-million-square-foot Fenway Corners project including new details on changes to the streets surrounding Fenway Park, and a reduction in retail space and the height of the tallest building.
Boston Mayor-elect Michelle Wu has some ideas about how to save the city’s cultural venues from extinction. Her arts-and-culture platform calls for the city’s zoning code to be updated with new requirements for studio, rehearsal, performance and live-work artist housing.
Burton’s Grill & Bar will open its 17th location in November at Marketstreet Lynnfield amid a wave of tenant arrivals at the 658,000-square-foot lifestyle center.
The Boston Red Sox owners’ game plan for redeveloping 5 acres surrounding Fenway Park contain a heavy emphasis on office and lab space that could bring 10,000 jobs to the neighborhood which is emerging as a new life science hub.
Like nearly all industries, the retail industry has weathered an unprecedented storm over the last year. While COVID brought about challenges beyond anticipation, it also accelerated trends that have quietly challenged industry norms for the past decade.
A discussion of retail trends in Greater Boston in 2020, the beginning of 2021 and the rest of the year.
A well-capitalized life science developer will add a Kendall Square flavor to the Fenway with a pair of office-lab towers accelerating the growth of the neighborhood’s life science cluster.
A pair of developers face uncertain futures for prominent retail spaces following theater operators decisions to cut the lights for good on their high-end Boston venues.
Does anyone truly think the owners of the Red Sox won’t get their way at City Hall when it comes to the team’s sweeping plans to redevelop the neighborhood around Fenway Park?
Red Sox owners revealed plans for redevelopment of the streets surrounding Fenway Park with eight buildings of mixed-use development spanning 2.1 million square feet.
In the biggest office lease signed in Boston since the pandemic’s onset, Amazon committed to occupy 630,000 square feet in a new office tower at 1 Boston Wharf Road in WS Development’s Seaport portfolio.
Crews from Turner Construction hoisted the final beam completing the framing of Amazon’s future office complex in Boston’s Seaport District, which is scheduled for completion next year.
The Boston Red Sox and Newton-based WS Development are teaming up on plans for some of the biggest changes to the blocks surrounding Fenway Park since Babe Ruth played in Boston.
The master developer for large swaths of Boston’s Seaport District is now the owner of a local chain of stationary and specialty gift retailers.
Charlestown’s Bunker Hill Mall would get a 204-unit compact living-style housing project in the latest in a series of multifamily developments at local grocery-anchored shopping centers.
