Catherine Carlock

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A new steward for Boston's oldest lighthouse?

By: Catherine Carlock

Feds are putting site of Boston Light out for bid. The beacon itself will shine on, though. The federal government is selling Boston's light.

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From downtown skyscraper sales to trip to Montana, rift at real estate firm runs deep

By: Jon Chesto, Catherine Carlock

In this edition: Wayfair's brick-and-mortar ambitions; A small but mighty enviro lobbying firm; the full story on Larry Culp.

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It was once New England’s largest building. A New York developer wants to turn it into housing.

If approved, the project would cost up to $410 million and be by far Boston’s largest office to residential conversion to date.

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Whoop to double headquarters size ahead of IPO

By: Catherine Carlock

Whoop, a Boston company that makes wearable fitness trackers, plans to double the size of its Kenmore Square headquarters ahead of going public, its chief executive said this week.

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Boston Red Sox staff moving out of Fenway Park offices

By: Catherine Carlock

The move consolidates the Sox and Fenway Sports Group offices The Sox are leaving Fenway Park. Or, at least, their office staff is getting new digs.

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Full circle for Gillette parking lots. Razor-maker pays $100M to buy Fort Point site it used to own.

By: Catherine Carlock

Five years ago, amid a regional life-science laboratory boom, Gillette's parent company shaved off a slice of parking lots directly next to its

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Even fully-leased Seaport office buildings are selling for less than they used to

A fully-occupied Seaport office building sells for 10 percent less than it did seven years ago.

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Read the emergency petition Lindsay Clancy's lawyers filed to the Mass. high court

By: John R. Ellement, Catherine Carlock

Follow live updates in the trial. The judge in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Duxbury woman charged with murder in the killings of her

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Developers want to bring nearly 2,000 units to Southie's Dot. Ave. ‘as fast as possible'

By: Catherine Carlock

Could a grocery store come to Dorchester and Old Colony avenues?

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In bid to boost Boston housing supply, Wu proposes tax relief that could jumpstart more than 1,000 units

By: Catherine Carlock, Andrew Brinker

Mayor Michelle Wu Monday proposed short-term tax relief for a handful of market-rate housing projects, in a bid to jumpstart the city's sluggish development pipeline and speed at least 1,400 new units into construction by 2027.