Weymouth Air Base Parcels Sold to Master Developers
The latest master development team paid $65 million to acquire parcels at what could become Massachusetts’ largest real estate project.
The latest master development team paid $65 million to acquire parcels at what could become Massachusetts’ largest real estate project.
A developer of “socially impactful” housing projects would fill a vacancy on the board created by the retirement of longtime member Ted Landsmark.
A community shopping center anchored by Kohl’s in Springfield was sold to Sherborn-based investors for $10.2 million.
The House plans to vote Wednesday on a $425.1 million economic development package that carries over some of Gov. Maura Healey’s priorities while adding a slew of new housing-related policy ideas.
A hospitality fund paid $39.4 million for a suburban hotel that was upgraded with new event and restaurant space during a decade-long ownership period.
A 54-unit portfolio of apartments overlooking the Emerald Necklace in Boston’s Fenway has been acquired by a New York City investor, Plumbrook Capital Partners, for $27 million.
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Karmen Cheung is leading affordable housing developer Penrose’s efforts to raise its profile Greater Boston, with at least four mid-sized and one large projects in its pipeline.
Madison Park Development Corp.’s 75 Dudley St. project will create 15 affordable home ownership units on a former city-owned parcel in Nubian Square.
Despite promises of a “bold” housing bill this year, with less than a month left to go, state legislators look like they’re going for singles and doubles, not home runs when it comes to the housing crisis.
The Greater Boston robotics industry cluster is set to expand with approval of an Amazon Robotics R&D center in Wilmington.
The 8-story brick block at 263 Summer St. long has provided a “Welcome to Fort Point” moment with its rooftop neon sign. Now, it’s going to mark the location of 77 new apartments.
A $37 million construction loan from Principal Asset Management enabled developers to move forward with a new two-building industrial park in Billerica.
Boston-based developer Copper Mill allegedly defaulted on a loan used to buy a Chatham inn and sold the property to avoid paying back its debt, a lawsuit claims.
The joint venture between Boston-based Berkeley Investments and German real estate investor Garbe is beginning its expansion partnership with a speculative project in Billerica.
Arrowpoint Properties expanded its portfolio in the city with Greater Boston’s fastest growing apartment rents, acquiring a 17-year-old rental complex in Lawrence.
The first development proposals under Boston’s new Skyline zoning include a pair of apartment towers totaling 918 units in Downtown Crossing.
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The state will not accept applications for data center tax incentives until further notice, Gov. Maura Healey announced last week amid worries about data centers’ energy consumption and environmental impacts.
From hotels to offices, landlords want their buildings to smell unique and alluring. Some have even spun up merchandise lines to promote their bespoke scents.