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By Tom Acltelli | May 21, 2019 Amenity-laden Hub50House next to TD Garden could provide a stark barometer for the health of Boston’s luxury rental market Leasing has started at Hub50House, the 38-story, 440-unit residential tower at the Hub on Causeway, the 1.5 million-square-foot development going up on and around TD Garden and North Station.…
May 2, 2019 On Thursday, May 2nd EchelonSeaport exhibited at Boston Spirit magazine’s 13th annual LGBT Executive Networking Night at the Marriott Boston Copley Place. Three members of our dedicated staff, Laura Maginnis, Project Manager; Michael Moynihan, Sales Executive and Jenny Robertson, Sales Coordinator met with hundreds of attendees, distributed newsletters and chocolates, answered questions…
By David Ryan | December 10, 2018 Check out scenes from the December 5, 2018, event at Lovejoy Wharf. On December 5, 2018, over 15o local Bostonians and real estate brokers joined Lovejoy Wharf and Boston magazine for a “Holiday Stroll.” The evening showcased six model units in the luxury waterfront property, including one from Lovejoy Wharf Interior Design…
By Jackie Bruno | November 29, 2018 The Seaport district is growing rapidly. So what’s inside those huge towers overlooking some of Boston’s best views? NBC10 Boston got an inside look at “The Benjamin,” “Via,” and the soon to be completed “EchelonSeaport.”
By Kara Baskin | Global Correspondent, October 15, 2018 Back when I used to work at the Boston Phoenix, there was pretty much nothing to eat near the Fenway. I’d slink from my lowly copy-editing cubicle down Brookline Ave. and duck into Giordano’s deli next door, everyone’s favorite. I felt cool and tough, on the…
By Andrew Morrell Some of the best and brightest in Boston real estate were honored by Boston Agent magazine at the release party for its annual special edition, the 2018 Who’s Who in Boston Real Estate issue. The event was hosted on the top floor of Pierce Boston in Fenway, one of the city’s newest luxury…
By Michael Hoban In January 2010, as New England was beginning to emerge from the Great Recession, Thomas Menino, then mayor of Boston, launched an initiative dubbed “the Boston Waterfront Innovation District.” The plan was to take approximately 1,000 acres (400 ha) of underdeveloped land on South Boston’s waterfront and create a “work/live/play” environment designed…
