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