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July 21, 2022

Boston Office Market Loses Momentum As Sublease Availability Begins To Rise Again

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Sublease availability in the Boston market has started to rise once again after several quarters of declines, a concerning sign for the market as macroeconomic headwinds lead companies to question how much space they really need.

Boston Office Market Loses Momentum As Sublease Availability Begins To Rise Again

In the second quarter, sublease availability in Boston proper grew by more than 500K SF, according to CBRE’s quarterly office report, which said it was the first quarter the sublease rate increased since Q1 2021. Across Greater Boston, sublease availability rose from 5.5M SF in Q1 to 6.3M…

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650K SF Seaport Circle Life Sciences Project Adds To Booming Boston Waterfront

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A newly approved biotech project in Boston's Seaport District, which includes a new mass transit stop, underscores continuing growth of the neighborhood’s life sciences sector, as well as the development of one of its last available sites.Seaport Circle, a 1.9-acre development by Lincoln Property Co., received the green…

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Weston Associates Plans 2-Building Multifamily Project In Mission Hill

Weston Associates Plans 2-Building Multifamily Project In Mission Hill  

Weston Associates has proposed new plans for a two-building project in Mission Hill, the latest in a series of multifamily developments to move forward in the neighborhood.  The Boston-based developer filed a letter of intent last week with the Boston Planning & Development Agency…

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Bisnow Business Manager Remi Karp Embraces Vibrancy Within CRE And Beyond

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Bisnow Business Manager Remi Karp Embraces Vibrancy Within CRE And Beyond  

In the commercial real estate world, the East Coast markets of New York, New Jersey and Boston are some of the biggest players around. As the life sciences market boom continues, paired with the growing demand for multifamily and industrial,…

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‘Built On Quicksand’: How The Rise And Demise Of Rapid Grocery Delivery Will Shape And Scar Retail

Rapid grocery delivery concepts that saw meteoric growth, with venture capital-backed promises to deliver goods at lightning speed, are experiencing something of a flameout.

Layoffs, political blowback, pay investigations and market contractions dominate the headlines when it comes to the sector — less than a year after operators blazed into markets as the latest retail darling. As these outfits look to rightsize their businesses and stop the financial bleeding, they are being forced to consider how to navigate shifting consumer demands, tight economics and what could be a frosty reception from the retail real estate community.

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Extreme Heat Is Making The World Sicker. Real Estate Can Help Combat That, Or See Values Fall

 

The world is getting hotter and making the populations of cities sicker.

Real estate can do something to combat that — and if it doesn’t, the property it owns, in urban areas in particular, is likely to become less valuable.

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