
Renting Still More Affordable than Buying in Majority of Mass.
In 2025, renting will be more affordable for the majority of Massachusetts residents compared to purchasing a home, according to a new analysis.
In 2025, renting will be more affordable for the majority of Massachusetts residents compared to purchasing a home, according to a new analysis.
The MBTA Communities law is just the starting point. That’s the message in the Healey administration’s comprehensive housing plan, which concludes Massachusetts communities need to further expand multifamily zoning to achieve a state of “housing abundance.”
The waters of Cape Cod Bay are coming for the big brown house perched on the edge of a sandy bluff high above the beach. It’s just a matter of when.
Lab sites in Allston and the Fenway refinanced their debt after life science developer IQHQ Inc. received $900 million in additional investments from its long-term partners.
Noting an increasing demand for its lending products, The Cooeprative Bank of Cape Cod has made two promotions and hired a former member of its staff to its business banking division.
A pizzeria that is crowdfunding its startup costs is the first retail tenant to sign a lease at King Street Properties’ Allston Labworks development.
National Grid has quietly scrapped a project that would have brought geothermal energy to low-income customers and environmental justice communities in Lowell, citing higher than anticipated costs. The program in Lowell was one of three pilots across the state testing whether geothermal energy could displace the use of fossil fuels for heating, air conditioning, and
Challenger Joshua Kraft took aim at incumbent Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s record on housing production and affordability as he launched his campaign for mayor Tuesday morning.
PeoplesBank and Cornerstone Bank say they have completed the merger of their holding companies into one $6 billion-asset entity.
The future of the nation’s top consumer financial regulator is in doubt, and that’s opening questions about the impact on local banks.
Plymouth officials have thrown their support to recruiting a superstore to a 54-acre parcel near Route 3 that has become available for redevelopment.
With Mayor Michelle Wu planning to seek reelection, Josh Kraft, who has been weighing a run and has already set up a campaign account, will hold an 11 a.m. event Tuesday in Dorchester to declare his candidacy.
A Shirley-based manufacturing company plans to expand its capacity with the acquisition of a Devens business park parcel from MassDevelopment.
An industrial property near Route 128 would be redeveloped as a 369-unit apartment complex under plans set to be reviewed by Waltham officials this week.
The local residential real estate market is getting a slight boost according to a new report from Realtor.com.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
Cambridge’s Q Division recording studio now offers Dolby Atmos mixing capabilities following the completion of its Studio B.
The big loss in Needham wasn’t due to a lack of campaign spending, nor the fault of a pro-housing group founded by Gov. Maura Healey. Politics have fundamentally changed
Brian Harrington joined Merrimack Valley Credit Union as its vice president of finance and treasury at an intriguing time. The financial institution is about to rebrand as it grows its footprint across three states.