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Biogen to move HQ to new tower in MIT Kendall development - Boston Business Journal

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Greg Ryan |Hannah Green

The lease is one of the most significant life sciences real estate transactions in Greater Boston since the industry slowdown led to a major fall-off in demand more than two years ago. Biogen Inc. plans to move its headquarters into a 16-story Kendall Square tower to be developed by MIT and BioMed Realty, which would consolidate the biotech giant's once-sprawling operations in the neighborhood.
Mass. devices maker Analogic to move HQ, almost 500 jobs to NH

Jan 3, 2025 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

Analogic Corp., the Peabody-based maker of medical and airport-security equipment, plans to move its headquarters and hundreds of jobs to Salem, New Hampshire. The company had been on the lookout for a new facility since it sold its Centennial Drive headquarters to real estate developer Tishman Speyer and a partner in May for $77 million.
Biogen in talks to move to MIT's Volpe development, sources say

Dec 20, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

Biogen Inc. is in advanced negotiations to consolidate its Kendall Square operations in MIT's upcoming Volpe redevelopment, several real estate sources told the Business Journal, a move that would carry major ramifications for the neighborhood and a sluggish regional lab market. The university's real estate arm is about to begin demolishing Kendall's Volpe transportation complex to make way for nearly 3 million square feet of mixed-use development, including four commercial buildings.
MassDevelopment names new CEO

Nov 22, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

MassDevelopment has named Navjeet Bal, a former Massachusetts revenue commissioner, as its next chief executive. Bal will replace Dan Rivera, who resigned abruptly from the quasi-public real estate and economic development agency this spring. Since then, MassDevelopment has been led on an interim basis first by Dan O'Connell, a board member and the former CEO of the Massachusetts Competitive Partnership, and then by deputy director Marcos Marrero. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
Lab building in suburban Boston poised to sell at big loss

Nov 21, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

A lab building in Burlington that traded for $103 million two years ago is back on the market, with expectations that it could sell at around a third of that price, if not lower. When the global insurance giant MetLife bought the 109,000-square-foot Burlington BioCenter in November 2022, it was fully leased to three life sciences companies, Ultivue, ProtaGene and CANbridge. The building had just recently been converted from offices to labs. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
Mayor Wu looks to piggyback on state fund to build housing

Nov 19, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

Boston real estate developers with stalled residential projects may soon have a one-stop shop for both state and city funding. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Tuesday unveiled more details about the city's "accelerator fund," meant to provide low-cost financing to developers to help them start construction on approved multifamily projects. Private market-rate developments will be eligible for the fund, though at least 20% of their residences must be income-restricted, among other criteria.
New shops are drawing record numbers of tourists to Newbury Street - Boston Business Journal

Nov 8, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Greg Ryan

A post-Covid bounceback doesn’t describe it. The recent tourist activity on Newbury Street is something else entirely. In the past 12 months, 3.4 million out-of-towners have visited Newbury, 42% higher than in 2019, according to an Avison Young analysis using cellphone-signal data from Placer.ai. Dozens of new stores have opened on the retail corridor in the past two years, offering more incentive for shoppers to come into Boston from elsewhere.
WeWork will stay in Boston tower, but take smaller space

Nov 4, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Greg Ryan

After months of negotiations with its landlord, WeWork Inc. has struck an agreement to stay at One Lincoln St. in downtown Boston, albeit with a much smaller footprint. The coworking provider will occupy three floors of the 36-story tower under a new revenue-sharing agreement with the building’s owner, Fortis Property Group. The Boston-based real estate firm Synergy manages One Lincoln.
Wu, business groups strike deal on property taxes - Boston Business Journal

Oct 23, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Greg Ryan

The proposal still needs approval from the Boston City Council and the state Legislature in the coming weeks, but the compromise between the mayor and the business community was the biggest hurdle facing the measure. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and four business-backed groups have struck a compromise on how much to raise commercial property tax bills over the next three years in order to limit an increase in costs to homeowners.
Implementation of gender quota requirements by local associations in New Zealand cricket

Sep 4, 2024 | tandfonline.com | Simon Hill |Greg Ryan |Thomas Kavanagh

ABSTRACTPurpose/rationale To examine the implementation of a gender quota requirement for boards, introduced by Sport NZ in 2018, on local cricket governance in New Zealand. Design/methodology/approach An open-ended qualitative survey to local board members, face-to-face interviews with management and key stakeholders, and examination of organisational documentation.