Taylor Driscoll is a Boston-based reporter for Bisnow, focusing on local news and developments in the real estate industry. With a keen interest in affordable housing, commercial leasing, and market trends, Taylor provides insightful coverage and analysis of the Boston real estate market.
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Taylor Driscoll's coverage heavily revolves around the real estate industry, with a focus on local business and industry news in Boston. She frequently features press releases, private sector announcements, and government pronouncements related to commercial properties and development projects.
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Boylston Properties proposed a 12-story, 227-unit residential project in place of its initial lab project.
By: Taylor Driscoll
As droves of students have struggled with high U-Haul prices and getting trucks stuck on Storrow Drive as they moved in for the fall semester over
Samuels & Associates has delivered its Lyrik development in the Back Bay, marking the first air rights project completed over the Massachusetts Turnpike since the 1980s.
Luxembourg-based JAJ Investment Group acquired 400 Atlantic Ave. in downtown Boston for $30M from UBS.
As Greater Boston's industrial development has cooled down from its pandemic-era boom, logistics companies looking to be close to major urban transportation hubs are having a difficult time finding space.
By: Taylor Driscoll
The firm put the office building up for sale after proposing an office-to-residential conversion and applying for the city's tax incentive program in April.
U.S. landlords face a major wall of maturities in the coming year, with multifamily buildings at the forefront.
Boston's Planning Department approved seven developments totaling 1.5M SF, including 378 residential units and institutional master plans for Boston University and Boston College.
By: Taylor Driscoll
Small-business owners are popping bubbly and celebrating the future of Boston's restaurant and nightlife scene after the state expanded the ability to serve alcohol across the city.
The impairments include a working capital loan and other loans the REIT provided to bankrupt hospital operator Steward Health Care.
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