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Watertown Lab Market Chips into Vacancies (opens the original)
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Boylston Properties’ 165,600 square-foot 100 Forge lab building at Arsenal Yards was completed in 2022 as part of the early stages of Watertown’s life science construction boom. Photo by Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff Watertown’s battered and bruised life science market appears to be on the mend. No one is prepared to say that Greater Boston’s third-largest lab market is in full recovery mode after years of rising vacancy rates, falling rents and cautious investment. But recent leasing a
Can Boston Harbor Heat and Cool the Building Sector? (opens the original)
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A new study is exploring how the city of Boston could harness the energy of Fort Point Channel and other waterways to help heat and cool large buildings in the state’s capital city.iStock photo Greater Boston’s waterways have always been an integral part of the region’s commercial endeavors, from textile mills built along area rivers to Clipper trading ships sailing in and out of Boston Harbor. Now a new study is exploring how the city of Boston could harness the energy of Boston Harbor, Fort Po
Flex Is the New Hot Commercial Sector (opens the original)
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Capable of housing manufacturing, R&D, storage and office all at once, flex space is now fetching the highest industrial rents across the region. iStock photo Greater Boston’s commercial real estate sector is closely monitoring a local development firm’s bet that demand for flex/R&D space is hot enough to support speculative construction in the area. Berkeley Garbe LLC, the new joint venture formed by Boston’s Berkeley Investments and Germany’s Garbe, recently began construction of a new, spec 1
NH’s Luxury Housing Market Is Back (opens the original)
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Between New Hampshire’s favorable tax environment for the wealthy and a long run of positive stock market returns, the state’s luxury housing market is getting a boost again. iStock photo The luxury home market is making a small comeback in New Hampshire after a year-long lull in sales. The market for upscale abodes hasn’t reached the frenzied buying levels seen during and immediately after the COVID era, when mostly affluent out-of-state home buyers flocked to New Hampshire’s coastal, lakes and
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