Archive for September 2025
Zoning to allow taller residential towers downtown approved by BPDA
The zoning plan, which is opposed by several city groups, still needs Mayor Michelle Wu’s signature to go into effect. Read More
Read MoreMass. colleges rely on valuable real estate to offset financial woes
Facing financial challenges, Simmons, Lesley and other Boston-area schools are increasingly turning to the most valuable asset they own: Real estate. Read More
Read MoreThis is how Logan’s ‘remote terminal’ program will kick off
“We will probably lose money on this pilot,” Massport CEO Rich Davey said in the meeting. Read More
Read MoreHere is the Boston Business Journal’s Power 50 for 2025 (PHOTOS)
This year’s Power 50: The Movement Makers are shaking things up and making things happen. Check out this year’s list of powerhouses effecting change in communities across Greater Boston. Read More
Read MoreInvestment firm signs major lease in downtown Boston
Downtown Boston’s International Place has signed a 133,000-square-foot lease for the investment firm KKR, a boon to the city’s office market and especially to downtown. Read More
Read MoreJudge denies Goldberg bid to block O’Brien’s return to cannabis board
After an appeals court judge rejected Treasurer Deborah Goldberg’s effort to keep Shannon O’Brien from being reinstated as chair of the Cannabis Control Commission, Goldberg decided to drop her case. Read More
Read MoreBob Langer and son launch new venture firm with $77.5M
The new venture capital firm will be chaired by MIT professor and serial entrepreneur Bob Langer. The firm has raised $77.5 million. Read More
Read MoreFlagship launches AI platform that creates agents for businesses
Flagship Pioneering, known for biotech successes like Moderna, is venturing into a new area with its latest spinout that uses AI for consumer product development. Read More
Read MoreBiotech looks to grow Cambridge office with new funding
A Madison, Wisconsin-based biotech with offices in Cambridge announced an $8 million seed round and a continuing partnership with a global pharmaceutical company. Read More
Read MoreBoston church-to-homes conversion secures $38M bond
A plan to turn a vacant church in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood into affordable housing secured a $38 million state bond, with an opening for its 55 apartments slated for early 2028. Read More
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