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Innovation And Design Building Now Wired Certified Platinum

The Innovation and Design Building at 21 Drydock Ave in Boston recently received a Wired Certified Platinum, making it one of only four buildings in the city to have the designation (and one out of 16 certified buildings in Boston).

WiredScore CEO Arie Barendrecht tells us since nearly every company relies on the Internet to effectively operate, tenants are increasingly prioritizing properties that offer strong connectivity.

Buildings with advanced tech capabilities have a distinct advantage in any market, Arie continues. "Wired Certification distinguishes buildings with superior connectivity, which sets these properties apart in a competitive marketplace and makes it easier for tenants and brokers to identify the buildings that best suit their needs.”

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