Surge in Co-working space investments
Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) closed on a $58M round of funding from European real estate developer HB Reavis just last week. Founded in 1999 as a start-up incubator, CIC has long been viewed as the
St. Patrick’s Day Feature: The Process Behind Your Beer
Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day (as well as “Evacuation Day” in the City of Boston). And along with the traditions of leprechauns, four-leaf clovers, and corned beef and cabbage, many people also enjoy a pint of beer.
But the journey
2017 Downtown Leasing Trends
Construction, Clustering and Co-Working
There is no denying that the wave of urban migration that started in 2011 is still in full force. This makes it an exciting and innovative time in downtown Boston. At last count, more than 5.0
The Blizzard of ’78 – 40 Years Later
To those who lived through it, the Blizzard of ’78 has been ingrained in their memories.
The storm began on February 6, 1978, when a strong nor’easter stalled right over New England, with both Boston and Providence received more than
The Past, Present, and Future of Last-Mile Logistics
By Paul Leone, Executive Director at Cushman & Wakefield, specializing in industrial properties in Suburban Boston.
This article is the fourth in a series on how eCommerce is affecting the retail and industrial real estate markets.
The continued growth of