Smallest Gap Between Boston Homebuyers, Sellers on Record
With summer and an end to the spring market on the horizon, home sellers and buyers appear to be evenly matched in Greater Boston.
Trump Orders Banks to Take Closer Look at Clients’ Citizenship
The order directs bank regulators and government departments to look for signs that people without legal status are opening accounts or obtaining loans or credit cards.
Hanscom Federal Credit Union Names Chief Legal Officer
Johan Seo was formerly general counsel at Workers Credit Union and a senior leader at East West Bancorp and a director at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Official: LLC Fee Isn’t Discouraging New Business Formations
Secretary of State William Galvin’s office came out in opposition Tuesday to Gov. Maura Healey’s idea to slash the state fee for starting a new limited liability company by 80 percent.
JLL Bolsters Suburban Leasing Team with New Hire
JLL expanded its suburban Boston leasing team with the addition of a broker with two decades of experience representing office and life science landlords
Zombie Lab Sites Seek Revival as Housing
Developers warn that sites could remain stagnant for years, and that housing would provide a net fiscal benefit, while local officials fret about jobs and commercial tax revenues.
This Essay Has Boston’s Real Estate Scene Talking About Texas
Boston and Austin cities could not be more different in how they have dealt with the crushing cost of housing, and the seriousness with which local pols take the issue.
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