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This Fenway loft will cost you $7,800 a month
If you want to live in one of the duplex lofts in the Harlo, a 212-unit luxury apartment complex in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood that opened last October, it'll cost you.
The 17-story tower, which was developed by Skanska, includes two duplex lofts with 14-foot ceilings, two levels of living space and a private outdoor terrace. The newly-announced rental rate for the lofts, which span just under 1,500 square feet each, is $7,800 per month. Both are still available for lease.
“The Harlo is a…
Three Dayton-area skilled nursing facilities acquired for $54.6M
Three Dayton-area skilled nursing facilities have sold to a New York real estate firm that specializing in senior living properties.
The resurrection of St. Elizabeths East has begun. Here’s a look at who’s behind it.
Redbrick has begun the first step in a multiyear effort to transform the city-owned campus into a mixed-use development that will include a variety of housing product, retail and office. It’s a 183-acre opportunity. But there are no illusions about how hard this will be.
The long game: Work at St. E’s East is well underway. Just don’t expect immediate returns.
The Department of Homeland Security's consolidation on the West campus has been slower to materialize, as has demand for private office space in the Ward 8 neighborhood. But that could change, under the right circumstances.
Columbus Landmarks names winner of city’s best urban design project
Columbus Landmarks has honored this year's pick for the best in urban design in its annual James B. Recchie Design Award program.
The Columbus Metropolitan Library's new Northside Branch beat out four other finalists for the prestigious award, now in its 29th year. The branch at 1423 North High St. was designed by NBBJ.
Landmarks lauded the building for its “bold form” and open spaces.
“This building with its open and transparent design; thoughtful details like the lighting of the book collection…
In Palo Alto, the new normal for office space just got a lot more expensive
Four new commercial real estate transactions, each bringing in more than $2,000 per square foot, may be a sign of what it takes to buy up real estate in Silicon Valley's priciest city.
Palo Alto office sale sets a high-water mark for investors
The $117.5 million purchase of 530 Lytton Ave. comes after the property has undergone significant renovation and repositioning. The new property owner now is one of the largest commercial property owners in Palo Alto.
Crane Watch: See projects from the Metro East to St. Charles County
From the Metro East to St. Charles County: See the 20 projects worth more than $1 billion
Netflix to expand in Hollywood
Netflix Inc. will take over yet another new office development in Hollywood.
The streaming giant has signed a lease to fully occupy Epic, a 13-story, 327,913-square-foot creative high-rise currently under construction by Hudson Pacific Properties Inc. at 5901 Sunset Boulevard.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is scheduled to start moving into the new space in January 2020. The lease concludes in 2031.
The company already occupies two other Hudson Pacific (NYSE: HPP) developments across the street on the…
Guest opinion: Prop. 10 is possibly the worst approach to California’s housing crisis
It is an undeniable fact that housing costs in California have grown far out of reach for many residents. Proponents of rent control generally believe that price protections are the most effective ways to help tenants avoid displacement. Nevertheless, the affordability crisis in the state is a direct result of not enough homes being built over the last decade.
Housing production has averaged less than 80,000 new homes annually over the last 10 years and continues to fall short of 180,000 additional…