Executives from MP Boston, Hines and WS Development expressed optimism that a string of new leases shows Boston's office market is turning a corner.
A national developer has agreed to pay millions a Back Bay church sought for damages it says will occur from shadows produced by the new development.
In the quest for a more affordable Seaport, developers are trying to prove the market can fix itself.
Players invested in the Seaport's development said they're focusing on building attractive amenities and a vibrant community to meet employers' new desires.
The Red Sox have gotten involved with major development in the Fenway area, just as other Boston sports teams have done around their stadiums.
As Boston keeps adding more hurdles for development, business leaders aren't confident that lower rates will be enough to make projects pencil.
WeWork continues its Boston expansion with a planned tenth location, this time in the Seaport.
Amazon is looking to significantly expand in Boston's Seaport District, independent of its HQ2 search.
Boston's CRE leaders look to the future and predict what's in store for New England real estate in 2020 and the new decade.
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