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Huh, didnt even know that was there. I obviously dont spend a lot of time in longwood
DigitalSciGuy Sorry for waking this thread from its slumber. Took some detail photos of the development and wanted to share them somewhere relevant: /QUOTE said:Please, no apologies for your posting, Digital! I love the pictures and love seeing how new projects eventually fit into a neighborhood. This whole area of Boylston is amazing. I know there's a lot of distain for landscrapers but they sure work well here and Trilogy's success was the beginning of this area's transformation.
Please, no apologies for your posting, Digital!
according to BBJ, Office space is fully leased.
Boston Globe said:Biotech is spilling into the Fenway.
Year-old startup Decibel Therapeutics Inc. plans to open a headquarters with lab space early next year in the Van Ness project at 1325 Boylston St., becoming the first biotech company to put down roots in the bustling neighborhood behind Fenway Park.
Decibel, launched in Cambridge last year by Third Rock Ventures, is developing medicines to treat hearing loss, a condition affecting an estimated 50 million people in the United States and 360 million globally. The company will lease 32,000 square feet of space on the fifth floor of one of the two buildings in Van Ness, and have room for up to 100 employees.
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That's great news! The BBJ article also said that they filled the space much quicker than they anticipated. I wonder if we'll see any of the remaining parcels in this area switch to office from residential? It seems like there's enough demand for office space.
There was a big empty retail street frontage that was empty, wonder what is happening with that