Sources Say Barros in Line for Top Convention Center Post
The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority plans to tap businessman and former public official John Barros to lead the agency after significant leadership turmoil and turnover.
Costs Weigh on Boston Office Leasing Decisions
Higher construction costs associated with buildouts of new offices are pushing tenants towards lease renewals, rather than relocations, a new brokerage report says.
Cornerstone Bank Completes Merger with Athol Savings Bank
Cornerstone Bank has completed its merger with Athol Savings Bank. Athol will retain its name and brand identity while being referred to as a division of Cornerstone Bank.
Everett Inks Deal to Fund Commuter Rail Station
Everett’s new mayor is standing behind a deal his predecessor clinched just hours before leaving office, letting a pair of hotels and new transit infrastructure move forward.
‘Weston Whopper’ Gets Boost from Court Ruling
A Superior Court judge ruled against Weston residents and officials in their lawsuit seeking to block construction of a 180-unit apartment complex under the state’s Chapter 40B law.
In Housing Fights, It’s Healey Vs. the Homeowner-Voters
Gov. Maura Healey’s “State Land for Homes” push is putting her and the public good on a collision course with a vocal minority that’s used to calling the shots.
Homebuyers Enter 2026 with More Power, Uncertainty
Massachusetts homebuyers will have more power in 2026, but concerns about the job market could minimize the impact, experts predict.
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