Cameron Sperance
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'The Ignorance Is Still Out There': Is Construction Fighting Hard Enough Against Opioid Addiction?
After thousands of deaths, opioid experts say not enough is being done to help construction workers battling addiction. → Read More
Why The Cannabis Retail Rollout In Boston Has Been So Slow
Boston's first recreational cannabis retailer has opened its doors, but the long way to opening day is a sign of bureaucratic headwinds in Massachusetts. → Read More
CRE Could Benefit From The Fed Cutting Interest Rates To Near-Zero Levels — If Things Reopen
In light of the coronavirus epidemic's economic impact, the U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to historic lows last seen during the 2008 downturn. → Read More
Officials Consider Moving Boston Marathon Due To Coronavirus Fears
The Boston Marathon could be postponed to the fall to avoid growing fears of spreading the coronavirus at events with heavy attendance. → Read More
Marriott Long Wharf, Bain Capital HQ Temporarily Close Over Coronavirus Cases
Confirmed or potential cases of the coronavirus caused a Boston hotel and prominent Back Bay office to temporarily close. → Read More
Boston Hotels Hammered By Coronavirus Fears, Cancellations
Boston's hospitality sector is bracing for a rocky 2020 amid cancelled conventions and events over coronavirus fears. → Read More
Shipping Giants Are Furiously Building Warehouses Around A Handful Of Inland Logistics Hubs
Air freight hubs are becoming the North Star in guiding future warehouse development across the U.S. → Read More
Boston Tech Firms Are Laying Off Hundreds. Will The Office Market Feel It?
Layoffs soured Boston's tech scene for the first two months of 2020, but the job loss may not bleed into office deals. → Read More
MIT: For Landlords, Coworking And Traditional Office Leases Cost The Same
Coworking tenant-landlord relationships aren't any different than a standard office lease, but landlords are still drawn to flexible space leases. → Read More
Leaders In The World’s Largest Life Sciences Cluster Look To Cement Their Status Over Global Competitors
JLL cautions how pricey and tight Boston and Cambridge are for life sciences, but the market is on track to nearly double its footprint. → Read More
Wayfair Lays Off 350 Employees At Boston Headquarters
Boston's fastest-growing tech company has laid off hundreds at its headquarters and in offices around the world. → Read More
New York, Chicago, Boston Top Last Decade’s Office Sales
New York is supreme in office deals over the last decade, but Boston and Chicago also notched several high-dollar sales. → Read More
Failed Boston Coworking Deal Shines Light On Volatile Special Purpose Entity Leases
Special-purpose entities are standard in many coworking real estate deals, but a soured deal in Boston may cause landlords to think twice. → Read More
Wells Fargo, Enterprise Launch $20M Affordable Housing Ideas Challenge
Wells Fargo is launching a $20M affordable housing challenge as part of its $1B pledge to address a national housing crisis. → Read More
U.S. Cities Vowed To Have More Mass Transit By 2020. Most Are Still Waiting.
Commercial real estate news, live events and education. → Read More
As Garage Usage Dwindles, Operators Are Starting To Charge More To Park Luxury Vehicles
Luxury parking fees popping up in major U.S. cities could be indicative of a downturn in garage utilization in coming decades. → Read More
Slower Job Growth Pushes Massachusetts Economy To Brink Of Recession (Technically)
Economists aren't worried by Massachusetts teetering on the edge of a textbook recession. → Read More
Boston Properties CEO: WeWork Will Cause A 'Pause' In Coworking Sector
Boston Properties CEO Owen Thomas downplayed WeWork's threat to the U.S. office sector on a Q3 earnings call. → Read More
Chicken Sandwich Beef With Chick-fil-A Fueling Popeyes’ Quest To Join The World’s Fastest-Growing Brands
The chicken sandwich battle between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A is a boon to the Louisiana-themed chicken chain and a heightened version of restaurant evolution. → Read More
HQ2 Shortlist Contenders Are Hiding Faults With Multibillion-Dollar Incentives, Boston Developers Say
Massachusetts hasn't passed special economic legislation relating to Amazon HQ2, and regional business leaders say that's more than fine with them. → Read More