The Bayside Expo site will likely join a long list of neighborhoods wanting to be the next Kendall Square, but real estate experts think it stands out.
Boston's economy is continuing a hot performance streak, but developers still aren't rushing to build above current rates.
Boston's colleges and universities are taking on real estate partnerships beyond student housing.
Competition is eatiing into cap rates on some Boston assets, pushing developers to the burbs. But poor transit is limiting how far they will go.
Accordia Partners plan to reduce the size of its project by 350K SF to add on 2.7 acres of new open space, per resident feedback.
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.
Beacon Capital Partners acquired a Harvard Square office and retail building for $81M.
Portal Innovations plans to occupy 58K SF at the Southline development, where the developer just filed plans for a new 305K SF lab and office building.
Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll called on universities and colleges to help develop new housing for students and faculty as well as community members.
New opportunities are opening up in high-end hotels.
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