Andrea Toochin
Business, work, and the path to and through the MBA.
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Among the highlights on the Boston Vs. Cambridge debate among local startups seeking real estate, the most interesting was that according to The Boston Globe, real estate is more expensive in Cambridge’s Kendall Square than it is in the Silicon Valley. This will not be helped by the monstrous building biotech Novartis is putting up between Kendall MIT and Central…
Menino helped get another Innovation Center off the ground in Boston, this time not in Cambridge.
According to
The Boston Globe, “Mayor Thomas M. Menino of Boston on Tuesday will unveil plans for a $5.5 million innovation center in the Seaport District, part of a broader effort to transform the area into a hotbed of entrepreneurship.
The facility will provide space for promising companies and executives to meet and exchange ideas, and to host business and social events. It will be operated by the Cambridge Innovation Center, an organization that supports start-up companies in Kendall Square…The building will be used to hold meetings and events, but will not provide office space for individual companies.”
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again - Silicon Harbor. Let’s make it happen.
Harvard is revisiting the Allston development plans, among others, according to Harvard magazine, which cited the Sept. 19 letter from The Corporation. Among the plans are:
1) The Harvard Life and Health Sciences center, which is dependent on funding from the upcoming capital campaign.
2) Issue RFPs to third-party developers to build Harvard affiliated housing for rent along Western Ave and N. Harvard Street.
3) Find partners to help construct an enterprise business campus and hotel conference center for the 36-acre “Allston Landing North.”
Click here for recommendations the Allston Work Team submitted to The Corp. in June 2011.