Catherine Carlock is a Real Estate & Development Reporter at the Boston Globe. She focuses on construction and real estate, covering topics such as Massachusetts markets, social issues, and planning. Catherine's work has been featured in STAT, Boston Globe Technology, and Boston.com.
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Catherine Carlock's focus is on local real estate and business developments in Boston and its surrounding areas. She frequently reports on government announcements, press releases, and new projects in the real estate industry.
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Accounting and professional services firm PwC, formerly known as PricewaterhouseCoopers, will stay in Boston's Seaport District through at least 2036.
Newton-based developer files plans to convert 31 Milk Street to residential. By Catherine Carlock, The Boston Globe 1 minute to read
Benjamin Banneker Preparatory Charter School will move to the site of the shuttered North Cambridge Catholic school
By: Catherine Carlock
Ropes & Gray leases about one-third of the 1.2 million-square-foot Prudential tower.
By: Catherine Carlock
When the city of Boston launched its office-to-residential conversion program in fall 2023, its goal for the nine-month program was a modest 300 units of new housing.
By: Catherine Carlock
The Boston Planning Department has 14 applications in hand for some 690 units, mostly in downtown, and the program has been extended through next December.
By: Catherine Carlock
The controversial renovation of White Stadium five office-to-residential conversions , and the long-awaited renovation of Our Lady's Guild House in
Boston needs to build more housing. It also wants to preserve the sort of buildings that make it feel like Boston.
By: Catherine Carlock
Four years after paying $177 million to buy a Back Bay parcel where it plans to build an office tower, development firm Skanska USA has received a building permit from the city — but don't expect a groundbreaking anytime soon.
By: Jessica Bartlett, Catherine Carlock
The first-in-the-nation legislation prohibits hospitals from selling their primary campus to outside investors and establishes financial oversight of investors in a health care provider
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