Developer Rebrands with Resiliency in Mind
A developer that’s active in Boston and Quincy multifamily projects is changing its name to reflect its emphasis on sustainable building practices.
Luxury Apartments Raise the Bar (and Lounge)
by Steve Adams | Nov 24, 2019
With more than 2,000 new luxury high-rise units scheduled for completion in downtown Boston by next spring, the stakes are high to deliver the latest eye-catching amenity packages to boost preleasing.
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