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Select Page Sox Owners Embrace Fenway ‘Grit’ in 2.1M SF Development By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Jun 3, 2021 | Reprints | Print Image courtesy of Sasaki The Boston Red Sox owners’ game plan for redeveloping 5 acres surrounding Fenway Park contains a heavy emphasis on office and lab space that could bring 10,000 jobs to the neighborhood which is emerging as a new life science hub. Fenway Sports Group proposes 2.1 million square feet of development replacing low-rise buildings and parking lots and garage space, including nearly 1.7 million ...

Puttshack [Official Photo] Boston’s Seaport District may not have an ax-throwing bar (although it does have a dart-throwing venue), but at least it’s getting a location of the growing chain Puttshack, which describes itself as an “upscale, tech-infused” mini golf “experience.” With three locations in London, one location in Atlanta, and several more in the works in Chicago, Nashville, and Miami, Puttshack announced today that it’ll arrive in the Seaport in early 2022 as part of WS Development’s development off of Seaport Boulevard. The giant venue — clocking in at 26,000 squ...

What? Seaport Sweat is Boston’s largest free outdoor workout series, offering classes Monday through Friday. This Monday, they’ll feature a BronCore Bootcamp and mindful yoga. When? Monday, May 24. BronCore Bootcamp is at 5:30 pm and Mindful Warrior Yoga is at 6:30 pm. Check out their website for the rest of their summer workout programs and options. Where? How much? Why should I go? Get your heart rate up and your body moving with a community of others gathered with the goal of exercising and having fun during Seaport Sweat’s sixth season. Award-winning certified instructors teach each...

The pandemic has changed how Americans shop, from wider aisles to curbside pickup.

After a long slump in popularity, malls are making a comeback. But the stores look different from the '90s and early aughts — less Sears, more Away luggage.  Even smaller brands are popping up at the mall, thanks to new ways to find affordable options. The malls we knew as kids are gone.  The teenagers of the '20s might hang out in a new generation of "pop-up villages" and department stores stocked with a rotation of small brands. Instead of Hollister cologne wafting through the mall, they might smell the sandalwood of a hand-poured, American-made soy candle. Between stores, they grab a c...