Commuting to Boston: the reality of Mass. Pike Traffic Featured
I meet with evolving, growing companies each day, looking to house their corporate office in Boston Commutes are a factor of life in our city, and to-date, I have yet […]
Boston Office Motif is Open and Shared Featured
The look and feel of today’s office space is dramatically different than what we saw just 10 years ago. Collaborative is the new norm and private offices are a thing […]
Boston Commercial Real Estate Trends towards Open Floor Plans and Collaborative Workspaces Featured
Organizations are knocking down interior office walls faster than you can spell “collaboration.” Boston Realty Advisors estimates more than 75% of tenants today are looking for open floor plans, as […]
101 Seaport Boulevard Set to Open Oct. 2015 Featured
The Seaport office marker continues to grow with 101 Seaport Boulevard scheduled to host its new tenant PwC in October of 2015. Banker and Tradesman observes, “construction crews from Skanska […]
888 Boylston Street to Bring New Office Space to Back Bay Featured
888 Boylston Street will offer the newest office space in Back Bay in 10 years. This building will have a strong green initiative that will incorporate onsite solar and wind power […]
Seaport Office Rent Exceeds Boston Financial District Featured
The most expensive office market in Boston is Back Bay. Not surprising. The surprising piece of news is the Seaport and Innovation District is the second most expensive office market […]
Strong Demand Keeps Boston Office Rents Rising Featured
Today there are fewer options for office tenants to occupy, along with with increased office rents. Combine this with additional tenant improvement dollars that have been pushed downward, and free […]
Office Tower Proposed in Downtown Boston in Winthrop Square Featured
Is a new tower coming to downtown Boston, in Winthrop Square? Time will tell, but repurposing the shuttered garage site would be a welcome change. According to The Boston Globe, […]
Government Center T Station Renovation Making Progress Featured
The Government Center T Station is taking shape. The glass entryway will be a welcome change for both above and below grade. From The Boston Globe: “The most visible sign […]
‘Get Paid While You Wait’ in Boston Real Estate Featured
If we’ve heard it once, we’ve heard it a thousand times: A company has outgrown its space and they’re growing. Fast. But, how much space will they need a few […]
