Developer Skanska USA pulled building permits for a $363 million office tower near Copley Square, less than three months after a Massachusetts Appeals Court dismissed a lawsuit by residents of a Back Bay condominium building seeking to block its construction.
The Container Store has filed for bankruptcy protection as the storage and organizational goods retailer with roots dating back to the 1970s grapples with mounting losses and cash flow shortages.
But problems on the Red Line Monday morning cast a shadow over officials’ celebratory mood as they gathered for a press conference to promote the elimination of all slow zones on the MBTA subway network “for the first time in 20 years.”
Office vacancies are nearing 20 percent in a town where commercial real estate pays two-thirds of the property taxes. But a plan to lean on housing development to avoid fiscal pain is facing skepticism.
Local housing authority policies are making a vital housing affordability tool far less effective than it should be, and hurt housing providers in the process.
A partnership between a western Massachusetts nonprofit and Boston-based WinnCompanies created 95 apartments for residents 55-and-over that were fully leased before completion.
The National Flood Insurance Program is working on allowing policyholders to pay their premiums on a monthly basis. Previously, premiums could only be paid annually.
At first glance, the idea that two, plus two, equals five seems ridiculous. But sometimes, math isn’t just about numbers – it’s about people.
As Eastern Bank approaches five years since it went public, it continues to be an outspoken advocate through its foundation. That leadership also helps it attract customers and employees.
A quarter-century separates Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s controversial soccer arena plans and the city’s last major sports stadium battle. Could they end the same way?
Clinton Savings Bank announced it collected around $10,000 worth of toys and other donations for local families in its first-ever holiday toy drive. See who else gave back.
Dorchester’s Baker Chocolate Factory apartments traded for $41 million in a transaction between a pair of local developers.
MBTA officials will soon have to decide how to structure the contract with the outside firm that will convert its suburban train system to “regional rail,” a step that has ramifications for the project’s cost.
A recap of commercial and industrial property sales in Massachusetts for the month.
A recap of commercial and industrial property sales in Massachusetts for the month.
A recap of commercial and industrial property sales in Massachusetts for the month.
A recap of commercial and industrial property sales in Massachusetts for the month.
A recap of commercial and industrial property sales in Massachusetts for the month.
