The coronavirus pandemic has upended the way people work, so one developer is trying to capitalize on the change in office use with an innovative new project south of Boston, bringing private office suites to a hilly, wooded property that looks more like a suburban subdivision than an office park. 
Mark Tryder, a former managing director with Boston-based Albany Road Realty Partners, is trying to develop 19 houses that comprise 70 to 75 office suites, each about 350 SF with a private entrance, surrounded by outdoor communal amenities. The 8-acre project, proposed in the wealthy…  Read the full story here. | 
