Catherine Carlock

A round this time three years ago, while most of us navigated pandemic life, real estate developers across Greater Boston looked to life-science laboratories, and saw dollar signs.

The Boston area built a ton of lab space. Now many of those buildings are opening empty

When Vertex Pharmaceuticals moved from Cambridge to Boston's Seaport a decade ago, it signaled that what was then a sea of parking lots could be a booming business district, and galvanized a wave of new development.

The life science giant is mulling a more consolidated campus in the outer Seaport.

By Catherine Carlock and Jonathan Saltzman — the Boston Globe March 25, 2024

101 Arch Street was purchased for $78 million — a price 36 percent lower than the last time it sold in 2005

With Boston's office market in a prolonged post-pandemic slump, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Thursday said she'll move to hike tax rates on commercial

By Catherine Carlock, The Boston Globe In the latest sign that Boston's office market has fundamentally shifted since the start of the

I n a semi-industrial corner of South Boston's waterfront, the century-old Boston Edison power plant stands, gutted and stripped, on land awaiting condos, labs, shops, and cafes.

Move comes amid major transition in Boston's approach to planning and building, and broad development slowdown