Catherine Carlock is a Real Estate Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including commercial and residential real estate, housing market trends, and construction developments, often exploring the intersection of these areas with business and economics. Catherine's work has been featured in STAT News, Boston.com, and Boston Globe Media.
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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.
If you aim to reach out to Catherine, consider offering insights into local real estate trends, housing market analysis specific to Boston or Massachusetts, or perspectives from key stakeholders involved in development projects within this region. As she often covers government announcements related to these topics, providing expert commentary on regulatory changes impacting the real estate industry could also be of interest.
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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.
By: Catherine Carlock
Another of downtown Boston's prominent office towers is headed to the auction block.
By: Catherine Carlock, Samantha J. Gross
When Massachusetts officials selected a pitch to build a six-and-a-half story courthouse in Springfield , they hailed the $2.1 billion project known
By: Catherine Carlock, Samantha J. Gross
S PRINGFIELD — The building where Laura Gentile has worked for three decades is, in a word, toxic. Black stains streak the concrete.
By: Catherine Carlock
Technology behemoth Amazon.com Inc. will no longer occupy about half of an office in Boston's Seaport District, where it once planned to hire 3,000 people.
The Motor Mart Garage last traded in 2016 for $162.5 million.
By: Catherine Carlock
The tech mogul's ‘extraordinary residence' is going for millions less than he paid for it. One of Boston's best views could be yours — at a marked-down, bargain price of $6.5 million.
The insurance giant aims to create a “workplace for the next 100 years”
By: Catherine Carlock
Decades in the making, what could be Boston's last skyscraper for a long time is opening at a tough time for towers
The tech mogul’s "extraordinary residence" is going for millions less than he paid for it.
