An I-90 on-ramp that would have reduced the size of a proposed Back Bay office tower will permanently close in September.
One future certainty for Boston's transportation infrastructure is that developers will be expected to play a bigger role in upgrading the system.
Confirmed or potential cases of the coronavirus caused a Boston hotel and prominent Back Bay office to temporarily close.
Catamount Management is leading the redevelopment in Charlestown.
Investment management firm Wellington Management is expanding its lease to 524K SF at Boston Properties' and Norges Bank's Atlantic Wharf office tower.
The consulting firm is moving from Bethesda to Downtown D.C.'s Metropolitan Square office building in a major win for the District's office market.
The Red Sox have gotten involved with major development in the Fenway area, just as other Boston sports teams have done around their stadiums.
Slowing leasing demand and normalizing venture capital funding have created a major shift in the once-red-hot Cambridge life sciences market.
Boston's largest law firm, Ropes & Gray, renewed its lease in the city's second-tallest office tower.
After years of quiet, Back Bay is making moves in Boston's office boom.
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