Unique retail opportunity that is part of the 40 Thorndike Class A office and mixed use development that transforms the former Sullivan Courthouse into an innovation hub.
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FoxRock Properties partnered with Graffito ID to name, brand, and create marketing materials for their upcoming Life Science development in Quincy.
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15 Necco will be a Waterfront destination that connects the Fort Point and South Boston neighborhoods and adds to the historic culinary fabric of this area.
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The Loop at Mattapan Station is the transformation of a 2.57-acre MBTA parking lot in Mattapan Square into a vibrant, diverse, mixed-income community.
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Located at the cross-roads of South Boston’s residential and industrial zones on Old Colony Ave, Iron Works benefits from an existing and evolving neighborhood with pride, grit and vibrancy.
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Immediately adjacent to the new MBTA Green Line station, phase 1 of the Union Square redevelopment in Somerville is well underway. Two new buildings will deliver in 2023, which will house 194,000 SF of lab and innovation space, 450 apartment homes and 22,000 SF of active ground floor retail space.
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Located at the corner of Walnut and Washington Streets in Newtonville, Trio Newton sits at one of the most active pedestrian and vehicular corridors in the Trio Newton.
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Excited to share an opportunity to lease a second-generation restaurant space in the heart of Central Square’s University Park!
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We want to hear from you if you have 2-3 years of experience in one or more of the following areas: urban planning, construction, design, development, hospitality, asset management, leasing, and or property management.
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Today we posted the last episode of The Graffito Podcast season 1, which was cut short because of the rising COVID numbers in our city. While it’s deeply satisfying seeing people and having face to face conversations (albeit 15 feet part in our office/studio), we’ve decided that bringing guests into our HQ should be suspended until infection rates have been lowered.
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