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0 Boston Realty Advisors Congratulates Harriman on Office Lease in the Financial District
0 Boston Realty Advisors Congratulates GrupoTorreSur on Office Lease in the Financial District
0 Boston Realty Advisors Congratulates Enterprise Ireland on Office Lease in Back Bay
0 Boston Realty Advisors Congratulates Akelius on Office Lease in Fort Point
0 Could Track 61 Offer Rail Service throughout the Seaport?
Credit: Boston Globe
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 part of the industrial rail yards along the South Boston Waterfront, Track 61 has been unused for many years while around it a new neighborhood of glass-walled offices, luxury condos, and hip restaurants has sprung up.
The roughly 1.5-mile spur [that] cuts across the Seaport District from the southwestern edge of South Boston…is coming back to life [to test] new Red Line subway cars that are being built for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority in Springfield.
The work will include an electrified third rail along Track 61 to power the Red Line cars, a new shed, and other improvements.
0 Available Office Space in Back Bay: 745 Boylston Street
745 Boylston Street in Boston’s Back Bay
Boston Realty Advisors has been retained by Upland Capital to exclusively represent 745 Boston Street in Boston’s Back Bay. The building is a 112,000 square foot 8 story building with Verizon and Max Brenner as the retail tenants.
The building currently has just over 18,000 square feet available and can accommodate tenants from 1,700 – 12,000.
Building Details
• 745 Boylston Street Back Bay
• Property Brochure
• Floor plan
0 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street
Boston Realty Advisors represented Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street search for a new location in the Financial District. According to Wil Catlin, Managing Principal at Boston Realty Advisors, 177 Milk Street was the perfect fit for Chris’s new venture. The building known as the Grain Exchange was completed in 1892 and sits one South from the Custom House on the Greenway. The space occupied by Milk Street is on the retail level with direct access from India Street with expansive ceilings and windows.
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0 Checking in on Boston’s Innovation Economy
WeWork Cambridge
Success and failures is measured more clearly with the benefit of time. Have a peak at how the innovative economy has performed in recent history on BetaBoston:
[Boston] startups [collected] $7.4 billion in funding this year — a 30 percent jump from 2014…[and] higher than any year since 2000, when dot-com mania pushed investment in Massachusetts startups above $10 billion, according to the financial data provider PitchBook. A single company in Cambridge, Moderna Therapeutics, announced a $450 million funding roundback in January — the biggest private funding infusion for a biotech startup ever.
0 Tech Sectors Driving Boston Office Market Growth
Tech tenants are driving office demand nationwide with Boston ranking number 7 falling just behind Seattle. To be classified as a tech talent market, there must be a labor pool of at least 50,000.
Desired Options:
· Food Options
· Shopping
· Wellness Center
· Outdoor Space
· Recreation Room
· Onsite Daycare
· Bike Storage/Bike Rental
· Zip Car
Credit: Forbes
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