HULL, MA-This town files a lawsuit against the Massachusetts Port Authority in an attempt to block the development of a new runway at Logan International Airport. The agency defends the need for the runway but insists that it focusing almost exclusively on security issues.
NORTH ANDOVER, MA- Global Communications Corp. relocates its headquarters to a 17,000-sf facility here. The move comes just as the company receives $15.6 million in second-round financing, earmarked to develop its latest tranceiver chips.
FRANKLIN, MA- Fantini & Gorga/iCap Realty Advisors arranges $4.5 million in permanent acquisition financing for 38 Forge Park, an 80,000-sf office and research and development building here. The building is currently fully leased to Dynisco LLC's subsidiary, Dynisco Instruments and to Cisco Systems.
BOSTON-State Street Corp. will sublet 250,000-sf of space at One Lincoln St., the 36-story office tower being developed in the heart of the financial district. A spokesperson for State Street tells GlobeSt.com that the company's decision to sublet is not a sudden strategy shift.
ARLINGTON, MA-This town is taking a regional approach to development in the area by asking neighboring Belmont and Cambridge to join it in a tri-community development district. Similar districts have been established in other areas of eastern Massachusetts.
WAREHAM, MA-Developers withdraw their proposal to create a highway commercial overlay district here after some town officials say the idea needs more study. The firm would like to develop a 300-acre parcel here off Route 25.
ARLINGTON, MA-This town is taking a regional approach to development in the area by asking neighboring Belmont and Cambridge to join it in a tri-community development district. Similar districts have been established in other areas of eastern Massachusetts.
WALTHAM, MA-Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. leases 50,000 sf of space here in iPark, the 12-building, 1.4 million-sf high-tech campus that straddles the Watertown border. The structural engineering firm needs room to grow.
BOSTON-As local hotel occupancy rates plummet, industry experts tell GlobeSt.com they expect the downward spiral to continue for at least the 18 months.
BOSTON-As the overall office vacancy rate continues to rise, two more local companies close their doors. Edelman Public Relations shutters its Boston office while Aztec Technology Partners of Braintree, MA ceased operations.