Corporations are moving to cities, suburban office parks eyed as homes Featured
The suburban office parks as we know it might become a thing of the past like the VCR and home answering machine. From BusinessInsider: As more corporations flock to cities, […]
Underwater Garages in Boston? Featured
We all agree, finding garage parking in Boston can be a challenge. What about parking under the Charles River or under the Fort Point Channel? In a recent article the […]
Could Track 61 Offer Rail Service throughout the Seaport? Featured
Can track 61 save the Seaport from its own success? To be clear, it could help and we could use it. From the Boston Globe: Originally a freight line that was […]
Water Transportation Would Suit Seaport District Featured
Water shuttle service simply makes sense to accommodate Boston’s daytime and nighttime population growth and resulting transportation demands. The benefits of water travel from North Station to the Seaport would […]
North Station Office Market’s Growing Appeal Featured
The North Station market is growing up. Yes, it is still home to The Garden, but with 2.5 million square feet of new developments, it is poised to rival any […]
What’s Do Boston Office Tenants Prioritize? Featured
Office tenants are using their space far different than years past. In some, but not all, cases employees no longer have an assigned desk. They simply check in and grab […]
Boston Skyline Ready for Vertical Growth Featured
Will the Boston skyline elect to push heights in the upcoming years? From Bisnow: “Going higher is a fix to a lot of different things, from the housing shortage to […]
Prudential Center Security Robot? Yep! Featured
Security is changing in our office and retail centers with the introduction of Robots. Boston Properties is a leader with the introduction of their robot at the Prudential Center in […]
