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In addition to the Dallas acquisition, the deal also included the purchase of four newly constructed Class A industrial warehouses in the Atlanta area, totaling to 1.1 million square feet.

The project is an example of urban infill, where companies seize on vacant or underused pieces of land in developed areas to build anew.

“I think this area is special,” said Tyler Fee, executive vice president at Fee Insurance Group. “We wanted to show our employees, customers and potential customers that we are committed to this city.”

A Galileo Drive house netted three offers and $1.2 million in only two days.

Whole Foods Market ends a nearly 20-year run in a 30,000-square-foot store to be able to offer more expanded offerings within the new Liberty East development on Penn Avenue.

Harvard University has received a $208 million tax-exempt state bond to support climate-friendly initiatives at a science and engineering complex and a residential community in Allston and a dorm in Cambridge.

The hotel is also undergoing renovations.

Chicago startup Crafty wants to practice what it preaches.

After laying off 100 employee — about two-thirds of its workforce — early on in the pandemic, the growing startup more than tripled the size of its office recently, doubling down on its belief that in-person offices aren’t going the way of the dodo bird just yet.

Crafty announced this week that it's relocating its headquarters, moving from a 3,500-square-foot office to one that’s 12,000 square feet in the heart of the Loop —…

Between interest rate hikes and the potential of a recession, the housing market may be shifting in the buyer's favor. In some price bands, however, competition is still fierce.

It can be accessed by seaplane, according to the listing agent.