Another majestic project is slated for Greater Boston with the news that Bostons South Station is set to undergo quite transformation. A 1.87 million square foot modern glass tower will soar above the area and will forever be known as a truly iconic skyscraper for the city. A recent trend among developers is to incorporate …
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A new co-working space is set to open quite soon in Bostons Downtown Crossing. This November, a significant 2,750 square feet of commercial space across from the Old City Hall at 44 School Street will provide start-ups and independent professionals the opportunity to lease some of the citys best vacant office space in a truly …
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Across the United States there have been massive movements toward implementing more green measures for the ways in which we carry out our daily lives. With so many new developments seemingly occurring on a daily basis here in the Hub, all of these, including our green efforts with transportation, recycling, electricity and more have seen …
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Only last week did we report on the $126 Million tower breaking ground in the Seaport District of Boston. Well, the positivity only continues today. With truly not much land left to play with in this up-and-coming part of Boston, any news that we now hear coming from this location is highly concentrated on the …
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The Massachusetts Association of REALTORS (MAR) reported today that buying activity remained strong through late spring/early summer as single-family home sales and prices were up again in August. The condominium market also experienced increases in both closed sales and median prices compared to a year ago. August closings indicated buyers were reacting to the ongoing …
The Massachusetts Association of REALTORS (MAR) reported today that buying activity remained strong through late spring/early summer as single-family home sales and prices were up again in August. The condominium market also experienced increases in both closed sales and median prices compared to a year ago. August closings indicated buyers were reacting to the ongoing …
The most important people in the real estate industry are not the brokers, agents, and all the other people involved in the industry. The answer is that those who carry the greatest importance are our clients. These are the people who make the real estate engine hum, who push its limits and successes further just …
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If one were to be fortunate enough to own commercial space in which they were not the occupant, this current time in Boston is indeed a wonderful one for you. The Hubs office market has seen vacancy rates plummet as demand to live and therefore work in Boston has only increased in popularity over recent …
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The Seaport District of Boston has received a great deal of attention over the past couple of years with an incredible amount of investment occurring right on our shoreline. In fact, it was not long ago when we reported about the long-awaited Innovation Center opening this summer as part of Mayor Thomas M. Meninos greater …
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With a great deal of development occurring all throughout Downtown Boston, the Seaport District, Waterfront, Back Bay, South End, Cambridge and more, one of the next hot spots is undoubtedly East Boston. A place that is touted to create big buzz for the future of Boston real estate, East Boston, sometimes referred to as Eastie, …
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