Some Boston-Area Restaurants Are Temporarily Closing or Making Changes Amid Novel Coronavirus Outbreak
Tracking closures, service changes, and other alterations in the wake of COVID-19.
read moreTracking closures, service changes, and other alterations in the wake of COVID-19.
read moreSo, as the realities of COVID-19’s spread throughout the Boston area became clear, Graffito made the call to cancel/postpone all Zone 3 events through the end of March.
read moreThe city’s arts and cultural communities will also be hard hit – lost revenue from cancelled gallery shows or performances; a drop in discretionary art buying; art-making contracts and collaborations postponed.
read moreHundreds of restaurants and restauranteurs are asking state officials for a financial reprieve as they expect significant losses during the COVID-19 outbreak.
read moreWe believe it is necessary that we, as a real estate community, immediately grasp the gravity of the threat to the retail and service businesses in our projects and neighborhoods and act swiftly to accommodate as best we can, understand, and respond to inevitable requests of relief from tenants.
read moreLocal businesses are working hard to reassure take-out and dine-in customers—before pandemic panic forces them to close their doors for good.
read moreWe will do our best to be clear and honest, which means, at times, sharing the news we are getting in real-time that is not yet apparent to most of you.
read moreHere is a collection of client updates from Graffito’s Jesse Baerkahn.
read moreWe are going to do better work in 2020 than ever before. I know this. And I know this largely because of the three hires we made at the end of 2019.
read moreOur very own Jesse Baerkahn was recently featured on the podcast, “Breaking Ground,” with Bernkopf Goodman.
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