Apple Inc. just spent $88 million to purchase a building in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood. Records show the computer giant purchased 815 Boylston St., home of the company's prominent 3-story Apple ...

Apple Inc. has purchased the Boylston Street property that houses its Back Bay store for $88 million, in one of the priciest retail real estate deals in Massachusetts in recent years.

BWSC crews have responded to a leak in the street in the vicinity of 364 Boylston Street between Arlington and Berkeley Streets. Updates to follow. — BWSC (@BOSTON_WATER) December 13, 2024 ...

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Samuels has been a major contributor to the redevelopment of Boylston Street and Brookline Avenue around Fenway Park. The area has seen over $1B in investment, most recently with the Lyrik project, ...

Apple is making the switch from tenant to landlord of its flagship store in Back Bay, acquiring the glass box-style retail property for $88 million.

The two buildings have WeWork locations. The Boylston Street property comes with $195 million of existing debt, according to Norges. A TIAA spokesperson could not be immediately reached for comment.

Soon after the street opened, the Worcester Veterans Council petitioned the City Council to adopt the name Gold Star ...

A spacious historic house located at 18 Malden Street in West Boylston has new owners. The 7,188-square-foot property, built in 1910, was sold on Dec. 5, 2024, for $1,200,000, or $167 per square foot.