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On March 3, Related Midwest celebrated the start of construction on the new 22,000-seat stadium for the Chicago Fire FC. The stadium marks significant progress in unlocking the site’s long-term potential: What was once underutilized land just outside the Loop is advancing toward becoming a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood. The development will deliver new housing—including up to 1,000 affordable residences—along with community-focused retail, enhanced infrastructure and more than six acres of publicly accessible open space designed to support year-round activity.

On February 10, transformative affordable development Willets Point was featured in PIX11, joined by Related Companies EVP Frank Monterisi. Willets Point Commons, which presents 880 residences across two buildings along with public green space, is nearing completion in Queens and preparing for residents to move in starting this April. Beyond the vision to add 2,500 affordable homes and outdoor spaces to New York City, this development represents our commitment to shaping accessible neighborhoods where families can begin, grow and thrive. We look forward to welcoming our community this spring!

AI Proteins has signed a 40,000-square-foot lease at One Kenmore Square, following its recent $41.5M Series A raise. Located in the Beacon Building, the space provides flexible, state-of-the-art lab and office infrastructure tailored to the needs of scaling life sciences companies. As biotech activity continues to extend beyond Cambridge into established urban clusters, developments like One Kenmore Square play a critical role in supporting innovation, talent attraction and scientific progress.

On January 17, the Channelside project in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood was featured in The Boston Globe, which highlighted a rare and meaningful collaboration among residents, artists, cultural institutions, the City of Boston and Related Beal’s development team to imagine a public park and waterfront amphitheater unlike any other. The vision for Channelside prioritizes public space, cultural access, climate resilience and long-term value for Greater Boston. We’re proud to be part of an effort that demonstrates what’s possible when development is done in collaboration with our communities.