State real estate officials released their latest vision for a private redevelopment in Boston’s West End, which could result in construction of a 40-story tower and relocation of group homes and shelters for Department of Mental Health clients.
With the life science real estate market in free-fall, the last phase of a big development just over the New Hampshire line has a new plan.
An April court order said developers of a 204-unit apartment project in Hyde Park were entitled to an “expeditious” review and final decision.
A Boston-based design-build firm seeks to demolish a pair of buildings in Boston’s South End Landmark District to make way for a 7-story condominium building.
The longtime owner of a troubled Revere apartment complex is preparing to sell the property outright, potentially opening a new chapter for the waterfront high-rises after years of battles with city officials.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
The wheels are coming off our current plans to transition to a clean energy future. It’s time for a debate on how we balance the speed of transition with making Massachusetts affordable.
Potential cuts to federal Section 8 vouchers could put landlords in an uncomfortable position and hurt housing production.
For a planet with over 8 billion people, BERDO cannot provide meaningful climate change mitigation by itself, but one has to start somewhere.
Designed by architects SGA, the 60,000 square-foot facility includes lab and collaboration spaces on a high-visibility site.
Whatever the name, city pied-a-terre abodes do have something in common: They’ve become an important part of luxury tower development strategies in Boston.
Our region’s sustained demand is fueled by affluent renters, a reasonably robust economy and limited inventory, with even fewer new developments on the horizon.
It’s vital Massachusetts builds more assisted living residences to help aging Bay Staters, but the legal framework around them has become ambiguous – and that’s hurting development.
As a young architect, Colin Flavin absorbed his first employer’s commitment to modernism. As head of his own firm, he’s carrying that forward in residential design.
Plans for a 90-unit 40B complex gave way to a 35-unit condominium development after developers’ discussions with neighbors and town officials.
For public entities large and small, from towns to major state divisions, PLAs provide the predictability, safety and equity to large-scale construction projects.
A $173 million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment will finance Tufts University’s largest dormitory project, a partnership with a private student housing developer.
Veolia North America’s 150-employee regional workforce is settling into new offices in downtown Boston, relocating within the Financial District to 100 Federal St.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu flatly rejected a legal aid group’s claim that the city is raising assessments on commercial landlords that appeal their valuations to a state board.
Boston-based Rhino Capital Advisors acquired a fully leased industrial property in Ashland for $28.9 million.
