Price Cuts Trending Upwards
Price cuts are becoming more common across the nation and Boston is no different, according to a new report from Realtor.com
US Home Sales Surge to Fastest Pace This Year Despite Rising Mortgage Rates and Prices
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes accelerated last month to their fastest pace since December, a sharp turnaround in demand after a lackluster start to the spring homebuying season.
Downtown Office Trades for 71 Percent Discount
The 12-story office building at 18 Tremont St. was acquired by Boston-based Kendall Capital. Newburyport-based Institution for Savings provided the loan.
MBTA Eyes Another Spending Boost as ‘Austerity’ Approach Fades
Under pressure from the Baker administration, the T slashed spending only to cause huge safety problems. With that crisis behind it, the T and Beacon Hill are taking a different approach to transit resources.
Eastern Bank Finances $39M Bridge Loan For Worcester Senior Housing
Eastern Bank is financing a $39 million bridge loan for a recently constructed Worcester multifamily development.
Can Modular Have a Moment in Mass.?
After decades of optimistic talk that modular construction will be a piece of the puzzle addressing the housing crisis, tangible examples are starting to fit together.
Rent Control ‘Deal’ Is Just a Negotiated Surrender
The much-touted agreement between rent control advocates and a handful of developers is no compromise. And it will do nothing to lower housing costs.
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