Shocking: More start-up venture deals in Boston than Cambridge last year

Just wait until Fort Point becomes the same way!

freeing up space downtown and in the back bay. on the flip side - the further out you get from 128, the slower commercial space is moving. I know some people out in waltham/burlington who want to move to kendall or downtown eventually, but space out in the burbs is pretty cheap - and they can still attract workers b/c they're not too far out (and people can bike there from the more "happening" areas - many buildings built/remodeled in the past 15 years typically have showers and bike parking - hard to find these things downtown - and people want it). Older companies are moving to seaport because top brass can commute into south station.