Taylor Driscoll is a Boston Reporter at Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Bisnow, and Yahoo Finance. She covers a range of topics within the construction and real estate sectors, focusing on commercial real estate, housing market trends, and real estate development and investment. Her insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in the evolving landscape of PropTech and residential real estate.
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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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By: Jon Banister, Taylor Driscoll, Ryan Wangman, Matt Wasielewski, Bianca Barragán, Emily Wishingrad
This story was originally published on Bisnow, the newsroom global commercial real estate reads first. To receive daily news and analysis, subscribe to Bisnow's free suite of newsletters
By: Taylor Driscoll
The investment giant closed a $435M office purchase last month, and Oxford U.S. Head of Investments Ankit Bhatt spoke to Bisnow about its plans for more deals.
By: Matt Wasielewski, Jarred Schenke, Taylor Driscoll
This story was originally published on Bisnow, the newsroom global commercial real estate reads first. To receive daily news and analysis, subscribe to Bisnow's free suite of newsletters
By: Taylor Driscoll
Developers are shifting their focus to suburban low-rise projects due to rising construction costs, leaving high-rise plans behind.
By: Taylor Driscoll
Kendall Square, Cambridge's longtime tech hub, has suffered from rising vacancy, but it landed a trio of new AI leases and shows signs of more demand coming.
By: Taylor Driscoll
The U.S. construction industry reports growing labor shortages due to immigration actions, making it harder for projects to pencil as material costs also rise.
By: Taylor Driscoll
This story was originally published on Bisnow, the newsroom global commercial real estate reads first. To receive daily news and analysis, subscribe to Bisnow's free suite of newsletters
By: Taylor Driscoll
This story was originally published on Bisnow, the newsroom global commercial real estate reads first. To receive daily news and analysis, subscribe to Bisnow's free suite of newsletters
The data center boom is becoming a boon for owners of U.S. warehouses as businesses contributing to the artificial intelligence build-out are taking down more industrial space.
By: Taylor Driscoll
Public REITs dominated senior housing deals, leveraging speed and cost advantages to outpace private buyers.
