by Erin Delaney | Sep 1, 2024
It may be at odds with tradition in an industry centered on human relationships, but some of the biggest commercial real estate firms in the Massachusetts market are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence software.
by Erin Delaney | Aug 5, 2024
Total and tappable homeowner equity set new records in June, lowering overall market leverage even though outstanding mortgage debt is at an all-time high, according to real estate data firm ICE
by Erin Delaney | Aug 4, 2024
Bostonians’ changing work habits and the new importance of delivery for restaurants’ revenue streams are upending traditional suburban leasing strategies and even reshaping what food and beverage tenants need in a potential space.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 23, 2024
Apartment market conditions are more favorable in terms of debt financing and sales volume, but equity financing continues to be less available than prior quarters amid continued high interest rates, according to the National Multifamily Housing Council.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 21, 2024
Linda Orel is Boston Harbor Now’s first chief impact officer, and she’s planning to put her background in lobbying for climate change defenses to work as the organization tries to shape the future of Boston’s waterfront.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 17, 2024
The Consumer Federation of America has released its proposed for criteria brokers can use to make sure new homebuyer representation contracts are fair.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 17, 2024
HarborOne Bank recently transferred ownership of the bank’s former headquarters at 68 Legion Parkway to NeighborWorks Housing Solutions, to unlock a new redevelopment.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 16, 2024
Webster Bank announced yesterday it had appointed William Holland as its next chief financial officer and the new executive vice president of finance for its holding company.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 16, 2024
Massachusetts business confidence fell in June amid indications that the Federal Reserve’s two-year effort to moderate inflation may finally be slowing down the economy.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 15, 2024
Stop & Shop has announced it will be closing 32 underperforming stores by the end of the year, including eight in Massachusetts.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 15, 2024
Eastern Bank announced today that its merger with Cambridge Trust has successfully closed.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 11, 2024
Prolonged high interest rates may drive credit risk at banks with high commercial real estate exposures, according to a new survey by Moody’s.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 10, 2024
Rents are most expensive in large coastal markets, but are growing fastest in more affordable markets in the Northeast and Midwest.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 9, 2024
An oceanfront seven-bedroom home at 835 Sea View Ave. in Osterville has been sold for $22.75 million, setting a record for the highest-priced single-family real estate sale on Cape Cod to date.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 8, 2024
Consumers are slightly more optimistic about homebuying and home-selling conditions despite continued concerns about affordability, according to Fannie Mae’s latest monthly Home Purchase Sentiment Index survey.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 3, 2024
Albany-based Ashley McGraw Architects announced it’s acquired studioMLA Architects, a 15-person architecture, landscape and interior design firm located in Brookline.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 2, 2024
Larissa Thurston will succeed the current CEO, Mark Cochran, after his planned retirement at the end of the summer
by Erin Delaney | Jul 1, 2024
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll and officials from co-developers Pennrose and LGBTQ Senior Housing Inc. and residents for the grand opening of The Pryde on Friday.
by Erin Delaney | Jul 1, 2024
Lee Bank recently transformed an empty lot behind its new Pittsfield branch located at 180 South St. into a sustainable urban green space.
by Erin Delaney | Jun 30, 2024
With capital hard to come by, even the promise of city fines and higher-paying tenants attracted to green energy upgrades may not be enough to make downtown building owners act.