Economic Development
New Nine-Story Downtown Office Tower Could Employ Upwards of 400
The Malden City Council gave the green light to a private developer to construct a nine-story mixed use office tower in Malden Center. Quaker Lane Capital, which owns the adjacent former Granada Theatre Building at 21 Pleasant Street, has...
Read MoreMalden River Works Project Continues to Make Headlines
The Malden River Works Project continues to make headlines as it advances efforts to create public access and a riverfront park behind the Malden Department of Public Works. ...
Read MoreRiver’s Edge: A Mixed Use Project on the Malden River
The Malden Redevelopment Authority is the Project Manager for the River’s Edge Project, a 30 acre mixed use project developed by Preotle Lane & Associates including green office lab buildings,...
Read MoreConstruction Kicks off at $100M Malden Center Development
Construction Kicks off at $100M Malden Center Development
Boston Business Journal / Aug 6, 2019, 6:47am EDT
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Read MoreMalden's Open Space Plan Approved Through 2024
The City received final approval from the State's Division of Conversation Services for a new Open Space and Recreation Plan for Malden through December 2024.
The plan was drafted by a 13 member committee that assisted the...
Read MoreExchange Two Hundred Will Market to Innovative Economy Tenants
Berkeley Investments (Berkeley) is working with the City of Malden and the Malden Redevelopment Authority on the repositioning of 200 Exchange Street, which has been rebranded as Exchange Two Hundred. The building is in the heart of Malden...
Read MoreTransformation Underway in Downtown Malden
Properties that were once home to Malden City Hall and the Malden Police Station are being transformed into a unique 100 percent market rate, mixed-use project on the site where the Malden Government Center complex once stood. Jefferson...
Read MoreFixing Another Flawed Government Center
Fixing Another Flawed Government Center Malden Square Attracts Investors
Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | May 15, 2016
The first thing that stood out to Sandi Silk was the transit numbers.
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MAPC Study Shows Downtown Parking Needs to be Better Organized
The Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) released its final report of findings on a Malden Center Parking Study that highlights the needs and challenges facing local businesses, consumers and visitors to the downtown Malden area. The MAPC is...
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