With the improving economy, the long awaited renovations to Bedford Market Place shopping center are expected to begin soon. The shopping center, which has Marshall's and Whole Foods as it's anchor
tenants, had formalized plans for a renovation back in 2008 but the
faltering economy put things on hold.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Construction Continues on New Auto Repair Shop
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The old garage has been torn down and is being replaced with this new building |
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Mattress World and Radio Shack Space in Great Road Shopping Center Appear To Be Available To Lease
According to the Conviser Property Group who manages the leasing for the Great Road Shopping Center, the current spaces occupied by Mattress World and Radio shack are available for lease starting in June.
Stay tuned for more details.
Stay tuned for more details.
Labels:
closings,
Retail,
shopping malls,
stores,
tenants
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Developments in the Depot District
A quick update on some developments going on in and around Depot Park (AKA The Depot District).

State Electric recently moved it's headquarters from Woburn to 2 DeAngelo Drive. The building which was originally built in 1974, underwent renovations before State Electric moved in.

Formulatrix a life science company currently in Waltham, will soon be moving to 10 DeAngelo Drive. The site is currently undergoing renovations. Interior building renovations are expected to begin shortly.
Demolition should be starting very soon at 54 Loomis Street. The new mixed used development, tentatively known as Bedford Place will have 2800 square feet of rental space available along with 23 apartments. The building is expected to be completed by May 2015. The retail space is now being advertised for lease.
As reported previously, the retail space being developed at the back of the Bikeway Source bike shop at 111 South Road is just about complete. The new space which is about 1250 square feet, is expected to be ready by the end of the summer. Ken Larson the owner of the property has started to look for a tenant. According to Ken, the ideal tenant would be a shop that is locally owned and sells high-quality baked goods, breads and pastries as well as good-quality coffee.
As part of the renovation, The Bikeway Source has expanded their show room. Stay tuned for more details on their expansion.

And in Depot Park itself, additional renovation are underway at the Depot Building. The renovations include restoring the facade, replacing the current windows with a design that better matches the age of the building, making the first floor bathrooms handicap-accessible and adding a handicap accessible entrance ramp. After the renovations are complete, the space may once again become available for lease to retail and other tenants.

State Electric recently moved it's headquarters from Woburn to 2 DeAngelo Drive. The building which was originally built in 1974, underwent renovations before State Electric moved in.

Formulatrix a life science company currently in Waltham, will soon be moving to 10 DeAngelo Drive. The site is currently undergoing renovations. Interior building renovations are expected to begin shortly.
Demolition should be starting very soon at 54 Loomis Street. The new mixed used development, tentatively known as Bedford Place will have 2800 square feet of rental space available along with 23 apartments. The building is expected to be completed by May 2015. The retail space is now being advertised for lease.
Artist depiction of retail space at 54 Loomis Street |
As reported previously, the retail space being developed at the back of the Bikeway Source bike shop at 111 South Road is just about complete. The new space which is about 1250 square feet, is expected to be ready by the end of the summer. Ken Larson the owner of the property has started to look for a tenant. According to Ken, the ideal tenant would be a shop that is locally owned and sells high-quality baked goods, breads and pastries as well as good-quality coffee.
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The back of 111 South Road is now available for retail lease |

And in Depot Park itself, additional renovation are underway at the Depot Building. The renovations include restoring the facade, replacing the current windows with a design that better matches the age of the building, making the first floor bathrooms handicap-accessible and adding a handicap accessible entrance ramp. After the renovations are complete, the space may once again become available for lease to retail and other tenants.
Labels:
apartments,
coffee shop,
depot park,
Mixed Use,
office parks,
renovations,
Retail,
retails
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