0 Boston Skyline is Slated for Change

Posted on April 27, 2017 by Wil Catlin

The Boston Skyline is on track to change by 2020. It will introduce some new players to the top ten and maintain some existing ones.

Curbed just posted a map of the 10 tallest buildings it expects to stand over Boston in 2020:

Credit: Curbed

200 Clarendon
Winthrop Square Tower
Prudential Center Tower
Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences One Dalton Street
Millennium Tower
South Station Tower
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
One Boston Place
One International Place
Boston Harbor Garage tower

You can read more about the 10 buildings on Curbed, Boston.

0 87 Summer Street office space: affordable Downtown Boston option?

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Wil Catlin

Office building on Summer Street in Boston

Credit: Loopnet

Boston Realty Advisors represent the 2,162 RSF on the Mezzanine level of 87 Summer Street that is priced in the mid to upper $20’s. This building is owned and managed by Synergy Investments that controls in excess of 3.5 M RSF of Class B product in Boston.

In the heart of Downtown Boston, 87 Summer Street offers cool collaborative space with full floor identities. This property offers Verizon & Comcast with high speed connectivity, and many other local amenities.

87 Summer Street is located within the Downtown Crossing Business Improvement District. Just a short walk to public transportation such as the Red, Orange & Green Line T stops, along with the commuter rail at South Station. There is also a wealth of parking within the area.

0 South Station Renovation Progresses; New Restrooms Announced

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Wil Catlin

Credit: Banker & Tradesman

The upgrades at Boston’s largest community hub continue. Yesterday, the first step of South Station’s augmentation was completed, with the opening of new women’s restrooms.

From Banker & Tradesman:

“South Station restroom changes include the creation of an airport-quality ladies room in the former Clark’s space. The accessible restroom fixtures will increase from 16 to 20. An expanded, high-quality men’s restroom is currently under construction, and the existing men’s restroom will be moved temporarily during construction to the former women’s room. The construction barrier around the Red Line elevator has been installed and work is being conducted at night. Additional security and signage is in place to direct commuters to the new restroom area.”

The full B&T article is available, here.

0 South Station Redevelopment: Back to the Drawing Board

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Wil Catlin

Credit: Boston Business Journal

The starts and stops at South Station redevelopment – will we see condos or more office space?

A recent article on the BBJ’s website, quotes a senior vice president in Hines’ Boston office:

Seven years after getting permits for a 1.9-million-square-foot mixed-use project anchored by a 47-story office tower, Houston-based developer Hines is headed back to the drawing board. It plans to reduce office space and eliminate a 200-room hotel while increasing the number of residential units, said David Perry, a senior vice president in Hines’ Boston office.

For the full article, head over to the Boston Business Journal.

0 Brighton Commuter Rail Station Receives Approval

Posted on May 16, 2013 by Wil Catlin

Office Building at 1330 Boylston St.

How do you get to work? Would you take public transportation if it stopped close to your home or office? Do you select office space based on its proximity to North or South Station?

A Boston Business Journal article reports that the station development is heavily influenced by New Balance’s proposed corporate world headquarters, “the station would be built next to New Balance’s proposed $235 million corporate world headquarters. As mitigation for the 1.4 million-square-foot mixed-use development, the sneaker giant has agreed to cover the cost to design, build and maintain the station. The plan received initial approval from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s Finance Committee on Tuesday. A vote of the full board will take place next week.”

For additional information on the station and New Balance’s new development, jump over to the BBJ’s article here: Commuter Rail Approved in Brighton

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