Thomas Grillo
The Daily Item
Lynn, MA, United States
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KIPP academy forges ahead with a $20 million building renovation
LYNN — KIPP Academy is wasting no time on turning a 90-year-old downtown building into a $20 million high school. The growing charter school is seeking contractors to renovate the 100,000-square-foot J.B. Blood building on Wheeler Street. Under the plan, the facility will house KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate High School. Starting in the 2019-2020 school → Read More
Rent.com study ranks Newton as No. 1 U.S. city for couples - Boston Business Journal
Rent.com says Newton is tops in the nation when it comes to couple-friendly communities. → Read More
Spec office building underway in Burlington - Boston Business Journal
Construction is underway on a $35 million spec office building in Burlington. → Read More
Dewey Square to get new mural - Boston Business Journal
The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy has commissioned a New York artist to install a 70-by-76-foot temporary mural on the air intake building at Summer and Congress streets. → Read More
Seaport District hotel construction threatened - Boston Business Journal
A proposal for a 317-room micro-unit hotel to be built on Seaport Boulevard, across from the John Joseph Moakley U.S. Courthouse, is being challenged by an abutter. → Read More
Deutsche Bank affiliate takes hit in $5M Billerica office sale - Boston Business Journal
Commercial real estate sources say the property has been empty ever since the sole tenant, Brooks Automation, vacated the building roughly three years ago. → Read More
State seeks developer for historic building in Bostonâs North End - Boston Business Journal
MassDOT is planning to sell the former Sumner Tunnel Administration Building at 128 North St. in Boston's North End. → Read More
Around the Region: Sept. 9, 2014 - Boston Business Journal
A summary of recent transactions and personnel news within Greater Bostonâs real estate community. → Read More
Despite $900M in CPA outlays, many Massachusetts cities and towns failing housing mandates - Boston Business Journal
A Boston Business Journal analysis of CPA data provided by the Department of Revenue reveals that only six communities have used a majority of their CPA funds to support new housing projects, while some 50 communities have failed to meet the law's requirement that at least 10 percent of their CPA funds be spent on housing. → Read More
$15M food production center to open in Dorchester - Boston Business Journal
Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Gov. Deval Patrick and members of the Bornstein and Pearl families will celebrate the opening of the $15 million Bornstein & Pearl Food Production Center. → Read More
Revere home once seized by MBTA fetches $200k - Boston Business Journal
Gerry Visconti, president of Middlesex Mortgage Financial, bought a 1,718-square-foot Revere home that was seized by the MBTA after what has been described as the biggest fare evasion scheme in T history. → Read More
Intercontinental buys Waltham office building for $55M - Boston Business Journal
The seller, New Boston Fund, last acquired the property for $35.6 million in 2000. → Read More
Despite delays, Bulfinch advances transition of former Atrium Mall in Newton - Boston Business Journal
An affiliate of The Bulfinch Cos. has secured demolition permits from the city of Newton to transform the property into office space. The value of the demolition work has been estimated at nearly $1 million. → Read More
State seeks developers for air rights above MBTA Hynes Station in Back Bay - Boston Business Journal
MassDOT is seeking a developer for an air rights project above the Hynes MBTA Station. → Read More
City Council considering Ted Landsmark's appointment to the BRA - Boston Business Journal
The Boston City Council is expected to interview Landsmark at a public hearing on Wednesday for a seat on the Boston Redevelopment Authority Board. → Read More
Normandy to sell Dedham Place for $31M - Boston Business Journal
Normandy Real Estate Partners, the New Jersey firm with offices in Boston, has an agreement to sell 3 Allied Drive in Dedham for $31 million. → Read More
Kaneâs Donuts coming to Bostonâs Financial District - Boston Business Journal
Kane's Donuts coming to Boston. → Read More
Developers buy Harvard Club annex for $9M, plan condos - Boston Business Journal
A development team has purchased the Harvard Club annex building in Bostonâs Back Bay neighborhood for $8.8 million. → Read More
Harvard study flags housing shortfalls for nation's elderly and disabled - Boston Business Journal
Americaâs seniors are in the midst of unprecedented growth in numbers, but the country is not prepared to meet the housing needs of this aging group. → Read More
Church of Scientology inks lease in Quincy amid HQ delays in South End - Boston Business Journal
Church of Scientology will be staying in temporary space at 1515 Hancock St. in Quincy Center as part of its restoration of the historic Alexandra Hotel in Bostonâs South End. → Read More