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While he acknowledged that finding “the right kind of tenants?? in order to attract customers and foot-traffic is difficult given Allston’s current state, he said that filling property vacancies is crucial to improving the existing neighborhood and would not require expensive new construction projects...
...University will temporarily house the building’s planned tenants??the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, a University bioengineering institute, and the Medical School’s systems biology department—in alternative renovated spaces in Cambridge and Longwood...
...says he understands tenants?? skepticism and reluctance to open their doors. Dorchester is known for having one of the highest crime rates in Boston, as well as being one of the poorest sections of the city...
...University harmed his home during construction of graduate student housing, and that Harvard has failed to adequately compensate him for the damages.Martin Annis, 85, claims that his home at 65-67 Banks St.—an 1875 structure near Mather House where he lives with first-floor tenants??was damaged during the construction of the adjacent Cowperthwaite graduate dormitory. Annis’s complaints are likely to be discussed at a March 5 Cambridge City Council roundtable meeting on housing.Annis says that the University has offered him $1,500 in return for a legal promise...
...effort to secure the space for a grocery store, Harvard Real Estate Services has rented the space for the last year and a half—without subletting to any tenants??while searching for a grocer to occupy the space, at an estimated cost of several million dollars to the University. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...