The recipe for success in Quincy is patience. After a decade of planning and waiting the revitalization of Quincy Center is well underway. More than 700 apartments and condos have opened in the last three years alone. It’s just in time as the City of Presidents continues to grow, pushing it closer to the…
By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Nov 1, 2020 Margarita Kvacheva Senior Vice President, LBC Boston Age: 31 Industry experience: 9 years Developer LBC Boston is seeking approval for the largest project yet to be approved under Boston’s two-year-old compact living pilot. The $140 million Allston Green project would replace seven…
By Steve Adams, Banker & Tradesman Staff Apr 24, 2020 Office tenants are eager to resume collaborative work styles in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic but expect companies to provide sufficient social distancing and sanitizing measures, according to a new survey by Boston-based architects Margulies Perruzzi. “They missed collaborating in person and being around…
By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Apr 19, 2020 Architects and property managers are studying once-unthinkable changes to office environments as corporate America envisions a gradual return to work in the COVID-19 era. Recent trends toward bench seating, unassigned desks and playful amenity spaces could be swept away by public health recommendations…
Quincy Complex Will Have Doorman, Refrigerated Lockers By Jonathan Miller | Jul 1, 2018 Boston’s rapidly rising population is spurring an apartment boom of discerning renters who expect more in apartment amenities, and the developers and owners who respond to these market demands are reaping the reward of premium rents. Double-income Millennials and Baby Boomers,…
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