Taking the Tumble: TWG’s CEO Reflects on 50 Years
The Warren Group owes some of its success and longevity to its CEO falling off a mountain.
Federal Eviction Moratorium Set to Expire
As nonprofits, landlord and tenants fiercely advocate for an extension or solution, the federal eviction moratorium is set to expire this weekend.
Massachusetts Both Haven and Hell in Pandemic Flight
Residents came into and left the state in equal measure in the pandemic’s alleged urban flight.
Boston Real Estate Icon Harold Brown to Step Down from Hamilton Co.
After 64 years at the helm of one of Boston’s most successful real estate empires, Harold Brown is stepping down as chairman of The Hamilton Co.
Tim Smith
It’s apropos that Tim Smith is a key part of Workers Credit Union; the man does not abide sitting around. He’s a senior vice president, CFO and treasurer, yet he still commits to volunteering what little personal time he has to organizations large and small.
Sheryl Simon
After 16 years in the corporate world, Sheryl Simon was ready for a change – and she saw an opportunity to make a mark in the world of Massachusetts’ luxury real estate market.
Martine Taylor
Like her fellow honorees, it’s astounding that Martine Taylor finds time to sleep. Currently she is the executive director of South Shore Habitat for Humanity and also serves on the board of Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Boston; volunteers with her church (First Baptist Church, Needham); is chair of the Religious and Cultural Committee of the Ocean Park Association and is co-chair of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce.
Michael Roy
It’s no surprise that Michael Roy became a CRA officer, as the position brings together two of his greatest passions – community banking and community service. Volunteering is “my obligation as a community member,” he said. “The ability to help out others is an important part of being in a community. It helps us all be stronger when everyone has opportunities.”
GeoHome: Some Boston Neighborhood Rents Will Soon Correct; Others Will Continue To Rise
Recently rent prices in Boston have begun to drop moderately, for the first time since the recovery began in 2011. GeoHome, a real estate big data startup, shares its predictions for the 2017 market.
Free Rent For A Good Cause
As we’re all aware – and as the Estately graphic that went around yesterday makes abundantly clear – rent in and around Boston is rapidly rising out of the reach of most would-be city-dwellers
The Story Behind The Numbers
For the first time, The Warren Group has partnered with GeoHome to analyze the firm’s real estate data to determine where Chinese investors are buying in Massachusetts – and what they’re buying when they do. More and more Chinese want to buy houses to invest, a trend...
Calling All Millennials: ULI Studies Next Gen Housing Needs
The Boston chapter of the Urban Land Institute wants to know what the future of housing looks like to the generation that’s going to live in it. ULI Boston/New England’s Young Leaders Group has teamed up with the MassINC Polling Group to find out just what’s on the...
Chip-And-PIN Is Here! Sort Of.
A few months ago my bank sent me a letter letting me know I’d be issued a new debit card in September. As I recall, the notice included a lot of information about the switch to MasterCard and instructions for activating the new card and destroying the old one. Buried...July 27, 2015
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June 29, 2015
Monell Decision Limited In Scope
The eagerly anticipated decision in Monell v. Boston Pads LLC came down this morning, affirming the lower court’s decision and likely sending the conflict back to the Legislature to resolve.
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