Tim Logan
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McKinsey signs lease in Winthrop Center
The global consulting firm will take 95,000 square feet — roughly two and a half floors — in the tower. → Read More
BPDA approves another lab building in the Seaport
Yet another life science building aims for the outer Seaport. The 13-story project will go up on a Massport-owned site along Congress St. and include an improved Silver Line station. → Read More
Another month, another record for home prices in the Boston area
The typical single-family house now costs a staggering $845,000, but there are signs that the market may be reaching its top. → Read More
Homes in the Boston area are growing even more expensive this spring
The median price hit $789,500 in March, even as the number of properties for sale fell and interest rates rose. → Read More
As the spring housing market nears, there’s little to buy around Boston
Sales are down as prices start to level off after 18 torrid months of increases. → Read More
Boston’s largest hotel just sold. Changes could be in store.
The Sheraton Boston has a new owner just a few months after re-opening following a lengthy pandemic closure. → Read More
Vericel on the move from Cambridge to Burlington
The cell therapy company has signed a lease for a new HQ and manufacturing facility off Route 3. → Read More
Big lab developer buys Raytheon’s Woburn campus for $124.7 million
But the defense giant will stay put, for now, as the region’s lab boom continues to ripple outward from Cambridge. → Read More
Work finally starts on long-planned homeless housing in Jamaica Plain
It took three years of planning and the resolution of a contentious lawsuit, but construction has finally begun on Boston’s largest permanent supportive housing development. → Read More
2021 set records in Boston’s housing market. What now?
Prices and sales volume both hit all-time highs in the region, with the median price of a single-family home hitting $750,000 in the Boston area and the median condo price at $625,000. → Read More
BPDA approves part of Government Center Garage overhaul to be used as lab space
The agency OK'd the next phase of Government Center Garage overhaul to be lab space instead of three smaller office and residential buildings. → Read More
In hot market for lab space, a biotech startup will replace the former CambridgeSide Sears
The redevelopment is the latest phase in the ongoing evolution of CambridgeSide, which in the years before the pandemic was among the most successful malls in Greater Boston. → Read More
Boys & Girls Clubs plans new fieldhouse in Dorchester
The Boys & Girls Club and Martin Richard Foundation aim to build a new field house in Dorchester by the 10th anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. → Read More
From Cambridge to Medford, more office buildings bound for lab space
Another wave of office buildings is being sold and earmarked for conversion to lab space. → Read More
Biogen falls back to earth as Samsung denies merger reports
Biogen stock falls again as Samsung denies report of acquisition, capping a tumultuous year for Cambridge drugmaker. → Read More
After a century, Brattle Square Florist to close its doors
Rising costs and availability of flowers and materials, as well as a widespread labor shortage and deteriorating real estate contributed to the decision to close the 104-year-old floral shop. → Read More
St. Regis Residences is getting a Seaport address
The unfinished 22-story building, affiliated with Manhattan’s famed St. Regis Hotel, will have 114 luxury condominiums, a ground-floor restaurant, and many high-end trappings. Take a look inside. → Read More
More changes coming to Dorchester Ave. in South Boston
A relocated college. A life sciences lab. And a 1 million square foot development. Take a look at the seven major proposals that got the go-ahead from the Boston Planning & Development Agency Thursday night. → Read More
City gives final OK to dropping parking requirements for affordable housing
The move is aimed at making it easier to build lower-cost apartments in Boston. The measure now heads to Mayor Wu’s desk for her approval. → Read More
More life science companies are heading to Watertown
Five drug startups have signed leases to fill a building still under construction at the site of the old Arsenal Mall. → Read More