After Two Years, Boston Picks Second Project for Housing Accelerator Fund
The state’s own fund for kick-starting mixed-income housing developments has been doling out takeout financing to developments across Massachusetts for over a year.
Mini-Whole Foods Coming to Amazon Tower in Boston’s Seaport
Grocery chain Whole Foods Market is bringing one of its small-format “Daily Shop” stores to one of the Seaport District’s newest towers.
WATCH: Boston Brings ADU to City Hall to Build Support – for ADUs
Boston wasn’t covered by the statewide legalization of ADUs last year. But city officials are trying, albeit slowly, to catch up.
Gibson Sotheby’s Buys First NH Brokerage
Gibson Sotheby’s said its purchase of the five-agent Portsmouth brokerage is “a long-term investment” in the New Hampshire market.
The Gossip Report: May 8, 2026
The third home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales is a good candidate for a “cute little house club” – at least by Nantucket standards.
Senior State Housing Official to Take Reins at CHAPA
Eric Shupin is leaving his job as one of the Healey administration’s top housing policy minds and returning to the advocacy organization he once worked for.
The Gossip Report: May 1, 2026
The fourth home in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts is the brainchild of local architecture firm AW-ARCH.
The Gossip Report: April 24, 2026
The second home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales isn’t right on the water, but it’s got a better view than the houses that are.
Delaware North Proposes Big Expansion of Nashua Casino
Concessions giant Delaware North has filed plans with city officials to redevelop the city’s Sheraton hotel, just off Route 3 at its first exit in New Hampshire.
Attorneys Cheer Proposed Reforms to Site Plan Review
The bill would codify a process known as “site plan review” that housing advocates and real estate attorneys say has become the “Wild West” of land-use law.
The Gossip Report: April 17, 2026
The three Edgartown properties in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales are a study in contrasts.
Boston City Councilors Pitch Nixing Parking Requirements
In the face of collapsing housing construction and a painful budget crunch, two Boston city councilors say it’s time Boston stopped mandating how much parking housing developments build.
M&T Bank Pledges ‘Several Million’ to Boston Biz Recruitment
Tuesday’s biggest business news may have been the Spanish government’s launch of a $200 million investment fund aimed at biotech companies based here and in Spain.
New Hampshire’s Top Lenders of 2025, Ranked
Banker & Tradesman’s sister publication has ranked which banks, credit unions and mortgage companies are doing the most residential and commercial lending in New Hampshire.
WATCH: We Toured Massachusetts’ Largest Office-Resi Conversion
The developer Synergy is converting Worcester’s Chestnut Place office tower to 198 highly amenitized apartments.
The Gossip Report: April 10, 2026
Boston’s Ayer Mansion has finally sold – and claimed a spot in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts.
Lamacchia Adds Two CT Offices with Brokerage Acquisition
Waltham-based Lamacchia Realty is doubling its footprint in Connecticut by acquiring a two-office, 24-agent brokerage in the state.
CHARTS: Mass. Sees Most Homes on the Market Since COVID
Massachusetts is entering the spring housing market with the most active listings on the market in the month of March since 2020.
The Gossip Report: April 3, 2026
The third home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales hides sleek modernity behind a facade from the late 1700s.
Boston’s First Coworking Space for Real Estate Pros Opens
The Union is all about real estate professionals – especially housing developers – build more, and build better, co-founders Marc Savatsky and Josh Brandt say.
