In cutthroat commercial real estate markets like New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Chicago where office buildings are fighting tooth and nail for tenants, amenities can literally make or break you. This is no secret at 200 Cambridge Park Drive, a 200,000+ square foot building in Cambridge, MA. The building invested a small fortune in a shiny cafeteria which was supposed to be the capstone of their amenity offering. But after it launched there was a huge problem. No one really ate at the cafeteria. Check out our client story to see how the property managers turned a nightmare situation into an incredibly popular (and profitable) dining solution.

Tenants at 200 Cambridge Park Drive no longer leave the building to go to restaurants. The restaurants come to them. See how it works.

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