By Paul E. Kandarian GLOBE CORRESPONDENT FEBRUARY 17, 2017 IN THE KITCHEN Mother-and-daughter team Lynn Tripp, 57, and Olivia Tripp, 25, have a lot in common: The elder Tripp is an associate professor at Johnson & Wales University in Providence, the daughter a 2014 graduate of the school with a degree in culinary nutrition. In…
by Marcus Mitanis The last time we checked in on the progress of Arquitectonica‘s first project in Boston, the building’s structural skeleton was sprouting like a weed. But there was no sign yet of the sharp and sleek glazing that was marketed. That’s changed in the months since, with crews covering much of the…
Federal Realty Investment Trust’s Alloy at Assembly Row in Somerville topped off recently. The property will include 122 units when it is completed next year. It is the first upscale condo development in Assembly Row, to go along with its retail, restaurants, office space and a hotel. Pictured are Sue Hawkes, Heather Hathieson, Amy Clements,…
By Tonya Mezrich | January 23, 2017 | Home & Real Estate In the market for a luxury apartment? These might work. Panoramic views, state-of-the-art gyms, five-star concierge services— what’s not to love? Three luxury residence buildings offer Bostonians a spanking-new brand of lush living that comes with loaned-out scooters, dog spas, Meile-applianced kitchens, and…
Bingyi Chen, a Chinese immigrant who lives in Concord, has bought at least 16 units at the new Millennium Tower for $15.6 million — all in cash. By Tim Logan GLOBE STAFF JANUARY 5, 2017 After years of going up, rents in Boston’s superheated real estate market may have finally reached a peak. Data released…
Somerville’s Assembly Row has bested the northern reaches of Dorchester in our fifth-annual Curbed Cup to determine the region’s Neighborhood of the Year. Assembly Row nabbed 64.04 percent of the vote to Upper Dot’s 35.96. The victory also marks the first time a neighborhood has repeated in the Curbed Cup. Will there be a three-peat…