Planning, Real Estate, and Facilities is a service-oriented organization whose mission is to be the most progressive and efficient organization that, through specialized expertise, innovation, and teamwork, maximizes the potential for Northeastern to achieve its goals.
Information on directions, parking, and maps to the Northeastern's campus
Information on campus vehicle restrictions, guest parking, and other vehicle violations.
Information on bicycle infrastructure within Northeastern showing locations of bike racks, bike repair stations, and bike share stations on the Northeastern Campus.
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This year we perused goals through integrated initiatives, and moved forward on multiple fronts to impact the entire campus community.
Learn about our accomplishments over the past year in The State of Facilities Annual Report. |
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Northeastern University Planning, Real Estate, and Facilities believes in Diversity, Inclusion, and Civility; to treat ALL people with respect and dignity through active listening, open communication, inclusive behavior, and recognition, appreciate and seek to understand differences, and build teams that embrace individual thoughts and ideas. If you are interested in working within Facilities, please view the list of open positions by following this link.
We acknowledge the territory on which Northeastern University stands, which is the land of The Wampanoag and The Massachusett People.
While visiting campus, please honor the continued efforts of the Native and Indigenous community leaders who work to preserve the history and culture of the tribes which make up Eastern Massachusetts and the surrounding region. Today, Boston is still home to many indigenous peoples, including the Mashpee Wampanoag and Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), the Mi’kmaq, and many more in our region.
For more information, please visit: North American Indian Center of Boston.
For information on resources and services provided by the Commission on Indian Affairs of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, please visit: Commission on Indian Affairs, State of MA
To contact a member of the Facilities staff, please call the Facilities Customer Service Center.
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: (617) 373-2754
Location: 10 Gainsboro St. Boston MA 02115
Can cities and nature coexist? Amy Mueller, a professor and researcher at Northeastern, knows they can. And she's putting in the work to make it happen.
The new Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub was introduced at the Egan Research center on April 20. A panel of speakers guided a conversation about the state of climate justice and what steps still need to be taken.
As temperatures warm and atmospheric CO2 levels rise, what can we expect for those of us who suffer from spring pollen allergies?
