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September 16, 2021

Basement Conversions, Touted As A Housing Solution, Need To Adapt To Climate Change

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Basement dwellings have been eyed as a relief valve for Boston’s housing crisis, but a summer with record rain and fatal storms down the East Coast shows they may come with dangerous risks. 

Basement Conversions, Touted As A Housing Solution, Need To Adapt To Climate Change

Hurricane Ida killed 11 New Yorkers earlier this month in basement units, some in illegally converted residences. Basement residence owners in Boston, fewer in number than New York City, weren’t hit with the same severe flooding but experts say they could be vulnerable…

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Greater Boston developers, riding the hottest real estate market in the country, are now focusing on supporting the workforce needed to propel the thriving economy.

Developers Chasing Attractive Live-Work-Play Spaces For Boston's Growing Workforce

Demand for employees will come from every sector of commercial real estate, including the booming life sciences market that alone will require approximately 40,000 net-new workers by 2024, according to the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council. Sky-high e-commerce demand will generate thousands of jobs, with

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Brookfield, King Street Partner For $1.5B Life Sciences Investment Push

Brookfield, King Street Partner For $1.5B Life Sciences Investment Push  

Life sciences developer King Street Properties is partnering with industry giant Brookfield Asset Management to invest $1.5B in the thriving industry. Brookfield is purchasing an interest in Boston-based King Street’s nearly 5M SF in both existing and developing assets and…

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If You Can’t Beat ’Em, Adapt With ’Em: Regional, Specialty Retailers Pivot Along With Big-Box Rivals

If You Can’t Beat ’Em, Adapt With ’Em: Regional, Specialty Retailers Pivot Along With Big-Box Rivals  

The full impact of the coronavirus pandemic on retailers might not be known for years, but it is already clear that the industry has been transformed, top to bottom. The very largest players, such as Walmart and Target, have been busy reinventing their e-commerce operations, keeping pace with emerging consumer tech and improving operational efficiencies, among other strategies.

The giants aren't alone. The next few tiers of retailers, including regional and local chains and major specialty retailers, are likewise adapting to the new realities shaped by the pandemic, much as their larger competitors. Pandemic or not, retail has always been a game of adapt or die.

"Our connected commerce strategy is increasingly enabling more consumers to shop with us whenever, however and wherever they want," Signet Jewelers CEO Gina Drosos said during the company's most recent earnings call in early September, referring to the changes it has made to facilitate online sales. The company began overhauling…

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