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The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved WS Development's $1.6B Fenway Corners project, plus more of Greater Boston's top commercial real estate deals.
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WS Development submitted a new filing for its massive Fenway Corners project that would increase the housing component and defer the final phase.
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Seaport developers emphasize community space and improved transportation are crucial in making the neighborhood a success.
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Boston is moving away from costly ideas of storm barriers at sea in favor of land-based solutions to protect real estate from future storms.
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The 44K SF luxury cinema at the center of WS Development's One Seaport development has permanently closed.
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Transom Real Estate and Harbor Run Development filed plans for a 111-unit development on the same property as a church on Park Drive.
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Developers and city officials say that public-private partnerships are important to maintain, especially as stricter policies put more pressure on development
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The toymaker signed a 265K SF lease across seven floors at WS Development's 400 Summer St.
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