Don't see images? Click Here SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE MANAGE EMAIL PREFERENCES
Bisnow - (Almost) Never Boring
May 31, 2022

This Week's Boston Deal Sheet

Genesis Cos.' Nicole Lockett Discusses Parcel 25, Boston's Newest Air Rights Project June 14

Global flexible workplace provider Industrious plans to open a coworking space in Harvard Square, it announced last week. The 21K SF space is expected to open in December in the Charles Hotel at 20 University Road in Cambridge. 

This Week's Boston Deal Sheet

Industrious signed a partnership agreement with the property's owner, Boston-based Carpenter & Co., to operate the space, which will include 226 seats catering to large and small groups, plus common areas and multipurpose rooms. Industrious said it aims to cater the space to college students and guests of the hotel. "The Harvard Square community…

Read the full story here.

  Share:  
 
Perforation

Top Stories on Bisnow.com

Police Investigating Greenwashing Claims Raid Deutsche Bank, DWS Group Offices In Frankfurt Police Investigating Greenwashing Claims Raid Deutsche Bank, DWS Group Offices In Frankfurt
Gopuff Could Shutter 22 Warehouses As Rapid Grocery Challenges Continue Gopuff Could Shutter 22 Warehouses As Rapid Grocery Challenges Continue
Return To Office Could Work, But Return To Commute Is What Workers Really Hate Return To Office Could Work, But Return To Commute Is What Workers Really Hate
$600M ESG Venture Acquires First Multifamily Asset For Conversion To Low-Carbon Building $600M ESG Venture Acquires First Multifamily Asset For Conversion To Low-Carbon Building
Perforation

Industrial Revolution Continues: 'Ongoing Boom' Draws Out Latest Crop Of Newcomers

It's rare for a property type to extend a growth cycle beyond a decade.

But industrial real estate's dominance only seems to grow — attracting newcomers while big players scrap for the materials and land they need to keep their projects moving and potential clients happy.

Industrial Revolution Continues: 'Ongoing Boom' Draws Out Latest Crop Of Newcomers

While longtime powerhouses like Prologis and Panattoni plow forward with their own mammoth projects — and Amazon admits that it has too much industrial space on its hands — other companies are making their debut, hoping to seize on some of the continued…

Read the full story here.

  Share:  
 
Perforation

Supply Chain Disruptions Are Here To Stay. Communication, Transparency And Unique Procurement Strategies Are the Keys To Moving Forward

PRESENTED BY:   Callahan Construction Managers
 
Supply Chain Disruptions Are Here To Stay. Communication, Transparency And Unique Procurement Strategies Are the Keys To Moving Forward

While some asset classes experienced downturns during the pandemic and are still struggling to recover, multifamily has emerged stronger than ever. Multifamily properties in the U.S. reported record-setting numbers in 2021 and that trend is expected to continue in 2022, with demand for multifamily…

Read the full story here.

  Share:  

 
Perforation

In Case You Missed It...

Developer Moves Forward With 2 Mission Hill Multifamily Projects Developer Moves Forward With 2 Mission Hill Multifamily Projects
HYM Secures $775M Investment, Breaks Ground On 16M SF Suffolk Downs Development HYM Secures $775M Investment, Breaks Ground On 16M SF Suffolk Downs Development
As Boston Biotech Overflows, Its Suburbs Go Platinum To Soak Up The Spillover As Boston Biotech Overflows, Its Suburbs Go Platinum To Soak Up The Spillover
This Week's Boston Deal Sheet This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
Alexandria Signs Biotech Tenant For Massive Watertown Campus Alexandria Signs Biotech Tenant For Massive Watertown Campus
 
Perforation

Recession In 2022? U.S. Self-Storage Says Bring It On

 

Self-storage is sometimes called a "recession-proof" asset class.

It has a history of profitability even during the worst of times — such as in 2008, when the sector eked out positive returns of 5%, even as every other asset class suffered.

So, with the prospect of a recession looming once again, self-storage's mettle might be tested again.

Developers and investors are betting that the sector will triumph once more in a downturn, and coming off a strong 2021, self-storage development is strong in many U.S. markets and investors are buying the properties with gusto.

Read the full story here.

Perforation

C-Suite Spotlight: Lendlease Americas CEO, Global COO Denis Hickey

Lendlease, a massive international property investment firm of 8,200 employees, aims to be at the forefront of environmental, social and governance standards across the globe, and Denis Hickey is one of the people pushing the company — and industry — forward.

Hickey, Lendlease’s CEO of the Americas and global chief operating officer, chairs its diversity, equity and inclusion advisory committee and thus has his fingerprint on initiatives like the Cornerstone Program, in which new professionals undergo two years of intensive training, mentorship and networking, including rotating through several roles at the company. The program has hit its target of 60% female and 40% people of color participation.

While many companies are aiming for net-zero carbon, often including carbon offsets, Sydney-based Lendlease has committed to being absolute zero carbon, including its supply chain, by 2040. 

Hickey was a professional cricket player in Australia before he entered the world of business and has been in real estate for 25 years, including serving as CEO of ING Real Estate, Australia. Now that his kids have left home, he spends much of his weekend time on the golf course, a game he said he loves for its social interactions and inclusivity.

Read the full story here.

 
 
 
BISNOW
 
       
 
You are receiving this email because you are either a member of the Bisnow community, have attended a Bisnow event, because you have a legitimate interest in real estate news and events because of your profession, or because of your business associations, memberships or partnerships.
 
This email was sent to: newsletter.archives@bisnow.com
 
   
 
123 William St, Suite 1505, New York NY 10038
Newsletter Approval Code: 58150