Steve Adams
Banker & Tradesman StaffSteve Adams is Banker & Tradesman's associate editor for commercial real estate.
by Steve Adams | Feb 21, 2025
Massachusetts should allow two-family construction and eliminate minimum parking requirements for residential construction, according to a panel advising the Healey administration on real estate policy.
by Steve Adams | Feb 20, 2025
Somerville Mayor Katjana Ballantyne supports tougher penalties for owners of vacant storefronts and properties, following a study that determined the current ordinance is ineffective.
by Steve Adams | Feb 19, 2025
Developers to have financing in hand this summer to begin construction of the $105 million mixed-income housing project.
by Steve Adams | Feb 18, 2025
The Trump administration’s “broad-based and unpredictable” plans to slash the federal government’s office footprint add a new element of uncertainty to the finances of a Newton-based office REIT.
by Steve Adams | Feb 18, 2025
A Blackrock Realty Advisors fund paid $103.1 million for a pair of apartment complexes at the Union Point development in Weymouth.
by Steve Adams | Feb 16, 2025
Boston-based Cruz Companies has completed its move to a new headquarters in a neighborhood where it’s been active in construction projects for decades.
by Steve Adams | Feb 16, 2025
Josh Kraft is spotlighting Boston’s struggle to accelerate housing development in his campaign to unseat incumbent Mayor Michelle Wu.
by Steve Adams | Feb 14, 2025
Lenders scheduled a real estate auction for the 1.1 million-square-foot One Lincoln tower in Boston, in the biggest example of fallout from the downtown office market’s post-pandemic distress.
by Steve Adams | Feb 14, 2025
Boston officials backed a plan to encourage multifamily housing development and more entertainment and recreational business activity in Roslindale Square.
by Steve Adams | Feb 14, 2025
A Fenway development that was approved Thursday will provide temporary housing for families of Boston Children’s Hospital patients.
by Steve Adams | Feb 13, 2025
A Newton office park that was earlier slated for a life science conversion landed a large office tenant that’s expected to bring 600 employees to the campus.
by Steve Adams | Feb 13, 2025
BU’s Pardee School of Global Studies would occupy the 12-story tower at 250 Bay State Road, consolidating classrooms and offices spread across the Charles River campus.
by Steve Adams | Feb 12, 2025
A Boston developer submitted plans for a 70-unit office-to-apartments conversion in the Financial District.
by Steve Adams | Feb 12, 2025
A block of commercial buildings in Somerville approved for a life science development in 2023 is now being eyed for a multifamily housing project by developer Asana Partners.
by Steve Adams | Feb 12, 2025
Boston mayoral challenger Josh Kraft would create a city registry of rent-controlled apartments to bypass brokers under a voluntary proposal to rein in rent increases.
by Steve Adams | Feb 11, 2025
Cambridge officials gave final approval to expansion of multifamily housing under a zoning change that enables the construction of 4- to 6-story buildings across the city.
by Steve Adams | Feb 10, 2025
A Boston real estate firm that specializes in major waterfront developments is seeking to begin the next phase of its Plymouth Station project overlooking Cape Cod Bay.
by Steve Adams | Feb 9, 2025
As a developer prepares to submit a 500-unit apartment tower proposal in Davis Square, a new coalition of Somerville merchants and residents is mobilizing to have a bigger say over the neighborhood’s direction
by Steve Adams | Feb 9, 2025
Timothy Mansfield, a 31-year CambridgeSeven employee, takes the helm at the storied design firm as it and demands from one of its traditional client bases – higher education – are in transition.
by Steve Adams | Feb 9, 2025
Boston-based WinnDevelopment and Arch Communities of Needham have broken ground on The Eastwalk, a $47 million mixed-income community near the MBTA’s Weymouth Landing/East Braintree commuter rail station.