Homeowners clamoring for state help as they deal with the hefty costs of fixing their crumbling foundations, which could eventually render their houses unlivable, called on Gov. Maura Healey Wednesday to wield her executive power to kickstart a potential solution.
Vacancies in Greater Boston’s industrial market have risen for eight straight quarters, topping 11 percent as a recent development surge has left many newly-completed properties still seeking tenants.
A pair of new surveys of local companies show business conditions in Massachusetts are favorable headed into the final quarter of the year.
A seasonal beer garden is expanding into a yearround location at Watertown’s Arsenal Yards, leasing 4,000 square feet for a new taproom.
The deal between Mayor Michelle Wu and four business groups will see commercial property tax rates rise, but not by as much as previously feared.
Milton officials are putting out feelers for developer interest in a fire station property that is offered for redevelopment or an adaptive reuse project.
Small business banking customers are increasingly satisfied with the service they are receiving from banks and are confident that banks can meet their future needs.
The developer of a large apartment complex in the Fenway is proposing the first office-to-residential conversion in Boston’s North End, a project that would create 57 apartments near North Station.
State officials have picked Northampton to round out its fossil fuel-free building pilot program, skipping over an application from Somerville officials.
The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Board voted Monday to appoint Marcel Vernon Sr. to lead the quasi-public agency into its next chapter, choosing the chief financial officer of a Boston-based social services organization with experience in state government over a leader from Washington D.C.’s convention center authority.
NBT Bank made both deposit and income gains in the third quarter of 2024, partially a result of the acquisition of Western Massachusetts’ Salisbury Bank.
A Boston developer is seeking approval for 273 apartments in the largest recent development proposal in Everett’s burgeoning Commercial Triangle district.
Rather than call in enough Democrats from the House’s supermajority to facilitate enactment of a clean energy bill, House Speaker Ronald Mariano said Monday he will postpone consideration of the climate compromise until whenever an as-yet-unfiled economic development accord surfaces.
The $500 million energy storage project proposed in the first phase of The Davis Cos. redevelopment of Everett’s former Exxon Mobil fuel tank farm received a key state approval.
A mostly-vacant office building in Boston’s Financial District is the latest to join the city’s incentive program encouraging residential conversions.
While interest rate shifts saw income decrease, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston saw its assets increase in the third quarter of 2024.
A cold storage operator acquired an approved development site in a Fall River industrial park for a new facility scheduled to break ground in early 2025.
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MBTA officials say fare collection efforts are being stepped up on the commuter rail system, but the loss of revenue remains a problem, with a quarter of fares not being collected on trains operating out of South Station.
After almost a full year without a permanent director at the helm, the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority is down to two candidates to lead it into its next chapter: the CFO of a Boston-based social services organization, or the senior vice president of operations of D.C.’s conventions and entertainment authority.
