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Tocci Breaks Ground on 34-Unit Station Landing Apartments in Suburban Boston
With so many residential projects in the pipeline or already completed, Waltham is shaping up as one of Boston’s most desirable housing markets.
Leasing Starts at Hines’ 200-Unit Luxury Rental Community in Waltham
One year and a half after construction started at its first residential project in the Boston area, Hines has officially launched leasing operations at Currents on the Charles
BRA Approves 94-Unit Multifamily Project at 135 Bremen Street
For decades East Boston was known as a gritty, underdeveloped area in the city’s Innovation District. But as new developments started accommodating a wave of businesses in the area, Eastie turned into a promising neighborhood for real estate developers and investors.
Boston’s Castle Square Apartments, Shattuck International House Awarded ENERGY STAR Certification
By Veronica Grecu, Associate Editor In order to highlight Boston’s commitment to innovation, sustainability and green building, two affordable housing communities in the city were listed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) among the first multifamily housing properties in the nation to earn new ENERGY STAR multifamily certification for superior energy performance. The 17 […]
Parking Garage Nearly Complete, Two More Office Buildings Planned at Former Parker Brothers Site in Beverly
Roughly 28 miles north of Boston, the 54-acre property that used to serve as the home office of the legendary game companies Parker Brothers and Atari is going through major changes.
Former MBTA Rail Yard in Hyde Park to Come Back to Life as Light Industrial Work Spaces for Small Manufacturers
As Boston has been more and more focused on redeveloping vacant or derelict industrial sites to create offices that would accommodate a solid growth in tech- and science-based jobs, the inventory of properties zoned strictly for industrial uses across the city has declined drastically over the past years.
Walsh Administration: Boston’s Growing Population Calls for 53,000 New Housing Units by 2030
In an effort to accommodate an estimated 20 percent increase in the city’s housing stock over the next 16 years, the Walsh administration has come up with a new housing plan for Boston.
$15 Million Adaptive Reuse Project Underway at Historic Roslindale Substation and Adjacent Lot
The historic areas in Boston and its suburbs are buzzing with adaptive reuse projects. Following the recent success of the Ames Shovel Works and the Voke Lofts, a new apartment community is underway in Roslindale Village.
BRA OKs $138 Million Mixed-Use Development in Mission Hill
The Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) has approved a much-needed redevelopment plan for Parcel 25, an approximately 2-acre lot bordered by Tremont, Gurney and Station Streets in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood that was previously owned by the MBTA.
$30 Million Boutique Hotel Planned for Bulfinch Triangle
A 3,600-square-foot lot that used to house a Bank of America branch in Boston’s growing Bulfinch Triangle Historic District will be replaced by a boutique hotel developed by Woburn-based Somnath Hospitality LLC.