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Harbor Towers Get a 50-Year Reprieve from Nature (opens the original)
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Workers demonstrate temporary flood barriers on downtown Boston's waterfront Harbor Towers condominiums during a media event on Sept. 30, 2026. Photo by Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff The nor’easter in late September spared the Harbor Towers condominiums, located steps from the downtown Boston waterfront. Trustees say a recent $20 million investment ensures that the property will withstand coastal storms for decades to come. “We had pretty universal buy-in that this was the right thing t
NorthBridge Sells Boylston Distribution Center for $90M (opens the original)
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Rising fuel costs are putting a premium on well-located warehouse and distribution centers, factoring into the $90 million acquisition of a central Massachusetts property. JLL Income Property Trust announced that the acquisition of the Worcester Distribution Center on Pine Hill Drive in Boylston reflects the desirability of warehouses near transportation corridors. “The cost of fuel has continued to rise, widening the imbalance between the costs of transportation and rent. As a result, demand fo
Watch: DTX Landmark Seeks to Stand Out in Crowded Market (opens the original)
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Photo by Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff A relic of the era when well-appointed department stores set the tone for downtown commerce, the former Filene’s building in Boston was converted into office space over a decade ago by developer Millennium Partners. Ad agency Arnold Worldwide signed on as anchor tenant for the upper floors in 2014. This year, Millennium Partners has a big block of vacant space to fill at 10 Summer St.: over 244,000 square feet on six upper floors in a building now
State Housing Chief Says More Funding Coming for Development (opens the original)
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Massachusetts’ top housing official said more public assistance is coming for developers of multifamily projects, including $200 million of state transportation funding to jumpstart projects. In remarks to commercial developers’ group CREDA Massachusetts, Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities Juana Matías acknowledged that more state financial resources are necessary to meet the Healey administration’s goal of creating 222,000 new housing units by 2035. According to a statewide database,
Cambridge Councilors Seek to Rein in Citywide Upzoning (opens the original)
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A proposed design for a multifamily building at 16-28 Porter St. is among many unlocked by Cambridge's citywide upzoning. Image courtesy of Peter Quinn Architects Cambridge officials took a step towards rolling back the city’s historic 2024 citywide rezoning, which has prompted a backlash from some residents about the scale of recent multifamily development. The City Council voted unanimously Monday to ask city staff to revise the multifamily zoning ordinance. The potential changes include an in
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