Diane Modica knows East Boston. Modica, an attorney who moonlights as president of the neighborhood’s chamber of commerce, has lived there for her entire life. She has been one of the strongest voices in support of bringing a casino resort to Suffolk Downs. Modica sat down with Banker & Tradesman to discuss a gambling operation’s impacts on her community and applying her experiences to the casino battle.
The effort to heal Boston’s Jackson Square after entire swaths of the neighborhood were bulldozed for a failed highway project 40 years ago is about to take another leap forward.
The owners of Modern Pastry in Boston’s North End have paid $5.5 million to purchase the property adjacent to its Hanover Street address and expand the company’s delectable operations.
Gravitas Capital Partners LLC has purchased a Middleborough office building for $6.1 million.
Light-flooded, clean spaces open up to new train tracks in renderings that show what the state transportation department has in mind for an updated South Station transportation hub in Boston.
The Greater Boston area has entered one of the great building booms of the region’s modern history.
The American Red Cross has renewed its New England regional headquarters lease in Dedham, but is downsizing in a big way.
Yuengling is locking into a plan to finally bring its popular lager and other beers back to Massachusetts early next year for the first time since it exited the market two decades ago.
A Boston real estate developer with an eye toward adding value to properties once it purchases them has paid $43.3 million to purchase an office building in Boston’s Seaport District.
What happens when a real estate developer forces work on a project to stop in its tracks?
Boston College got the green light Tuesday to build a 490-bed residence hall on its Brighton campus, part of a far-reaching plan to expand the college’s facilities in the neighborhood.
A developer has proposed constructing a $116 million manufacturing and R&D facility on a vacant parcel in Boston’s Marine Industrial Park.
Sparkling new condos and apartments under construction boast of the promise of NorthPoint, the former industrial swath of East Cambridge that is being slowly reborn as a thriving portion of the city.
Real estate developer Trinity Financial has struck a deal to begin building a $190 million apartment project along the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in Boston’s Bulfinch Triangle, with construction likely to begin next week.
Winthrop Realty Trust, which owns and manages commercial real estate across the country, has netted $30.2 million from a recent public stock offering.
Depending on how long the federal government shutdown lasts, the uncertainty resulting from the federal furloughs could have serious impacts on commercial projects in the Bay State.
Micozzi Management, which owns and manages apartments across Greater Boston, has paid $7 million for a multifamily property in Newton, about $280,000 per unit.
When the decision makers behind some of the biggest multifamily development projects in Boston consider what their signature towers will be made of, they increasingly lean toward concrete over the steel that long dominated the local construction industry.
The developer of a proposed apartment complex in Jamaica Plain has increased the number of large units to make the project more family-friendly, but is still under the mark neighbors want to see for affordability.
Construction on the long-awaited redevelopment of Lovejoy Wharf in Boston adjacent to the TD Garden is expected to begin next fall.
