Worcester Telegram
In three years, manufacturing companies could be doing business on land along Interstate 190 once owned by the abrasives manufacturer Saint-Gobain.
Worcester Business Journal
The Worcester Business Development Corp. (WBDC) has branded the 51 acres of the former Saint-Gobain Abrasives southern campus in Worcester, as the nonprofit works to revitalize the area into development-ready sites designed to attract advanced manufacturing companies.
Worcester Business Journal
For the fifth consecutive year, Kelleher & Sadowsky has been voted by the readers of Worcester Business Journal as the best commercial real estate brokerage firm in the Central Massachusetts region.
According to BBJ’s 2024-25 Book of Lists, Kelleher & Sadowsky is the highest ranked independent and locally-owned commercial real estate in the metro-Boston region.
In response to the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Federal Reserve introduced a historic fiscal stimulus package, infusing the economy with vast amounts of capital. This initiative helped stave off an economic contraction that many economists feared, but it also gave rise to a unique set of new challenges.
When consumers feel secure about their jobs, their investments, and their overall safety, their willingness to spend on goods and services increases. This trend was particularly noticeable in 2023 and is expected to continue shaping the retail landscape in 2024.
When it comes to choosing a location for your commercial real estate investment, there are several key factors to consider. Here are five of the most important ones.
Every bank has a unique approach to managing its business. No one bank executes the exact same lending strategy. Not surprisingly, commercial mortgage rates offered by banks throughout Worcester, Central Massachusetts and the MetroWest region vary widely.
A recent survey by Resonai, a software company that develops solutions transforming physical spaces into smart digital environments, showed that commercial real estate is set to become the norm in the near future.
All industrial zoned land and buildings are either utilized or suited for industrial activities, such as manufacturing, distribution, processing, and warehousing. They can be considered either a factory or a plant and include things such as warehouses, garages, and distribution centers etc. They are usually zoned for light, medium, or heavy industry as well.
