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Boston Builds Forward: Navigating Growth Amidst Constraints
Boston’s commercial real estate development in 2024 and 2025 is marked by steady multifamily housing growth and large mixed-use projects like the Suffolk Downs redevelopment, which transform underutilized sites into vibrant, transit-oriented communities. Developers are focusing on transit-accessible locations and adaptive reuse of office buildings to address housing demand and office vacancies. However, the pace…
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Boston Real Estate Developers Unveil Diverse Group of Summer Projects
What’s New in Boston: As Boston real estate developers welcome the first rays of sunshine this summer, several firms are unveiling plans for revitalization and new construction projects. Projects span industrial, mixed-use, retail, and office asset classes and are poised to create new jobs, housing, and recreational space in the Greater Boston Area. With many…
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Boston Real Estate Developers Bring New Mixed-Use Projects to the City
Development Updates in Boston: Steady job growth, rising home equity, and growing demand for homes among an aging millennial population leave real estate developers hopeful that Boston’s market will remain strong this year. Given strong fundamentals, commercial developers have begun working on several mixed-use and office projects in the area. Check out the exciting projects…
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Boston Real Estate Developers Ring in New Year With Exciting Projects
What’s New in Boston: With the new year upon us, Boston’s commercial real estate market is gearing up for an eventful 2023. Several projects are currently in the works to make the city’s most vibrant areas even more attractive to visitors and residents in the months ahead.
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Real Estate Trends in Boston: New Developments in Seaport District
While commercial real estate demand in the Boston area remains low relative to pre-COVID levels, developers are finding fruitful opportunities predominantly in the way of medical labs and affordable housing. Moreover, multiple developers are seeking approvals for waterfront projects in the Seaport district.
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Boston Real Estate Development Firms Prevail
Demand for commercial real estate has maintained its strength in the greater Boston area. A lacking supply of industrial property has provided developers like Mutual Development Company the opportunity to pursue large scale projects, meanwhile, land prices in areas like Newmarket have reached an average of $10M per acre.