Tom Acitelli of Curbed Boston
In much the same way that the middle-class is unlikely to enjoy a renaissance in Boston, developers are unlikely to ever pierce 800 feet in terms of building height.
At least not for the foreseeable future.
The city’s tallest building by 2020 will be the same as it is today: 200 Clarendon (the former Hancock), [...]
By Tom Acitelli of Curbed Boston.
The owner of the Art Deco office building at 50 Post Office Square in Boston’s Financial District is planning to erect a new lobby on High Street with a 35-foot glass curtain and an indoor-outdoor LED [...]
Servicers continue to face data management challenges, particularly during loan onboarding and transfers. Blockchain technology may hold the key to resolving those issues.
With blockchain's ability to streamline data distribution procedures, the technology could help make servicing processes more [...]
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By Tom Acitelli of Curbed Boston
York City is closer than ever to enacting congestion pricing—that is, charging most motorists a fee for driving in and out of Manhattan’s main commercial districts.
The idea has the backing of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the sort-of backing, or at least not outright opposition, of New York Mayor (and [...]
By David L. Harris – Associate Managing Editor, Boston Business Journal
Starting today, Boston's newest movie theater, the Kerasotes ShowPlace Icon, will play a starring role as an anchor tenant in the massive One Seaport development in the Seaport [...]
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Residential Real Estate
Heading into the end of the year, residential real estate markets in the First District showed slight to moderate increases in sales and ongoing struggles with inventory. (Data for all six states refer to changes from November 2016 to November 2017, while [...]
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