Industry News
South Shore Chamber Leases HQ in Hingham
A Hingham-based real estate company inked a lease with South Shore Chamber of Commerce as one of the first tenants of an office building it acquired in 2025 for $4.2 million.
Jeanne D’Arc Adds Payment Processing Solution
Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union has added a new payments technology provider.
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.
Trophy Properties Send Ripples Through Boston Office Market
A pair of new trophy buildings are leaving their marks on the Cambridge and Boston office markets, amid rising competition among class A buildings.
High-Value AI Startup Leases Offices at One Lincoln
Stockholm, Sweden-based Lovable will only occupy 6,000 square feet at the office tower, but it commands a $6.6 billion valuation.
River Run Bancorp Promotes New CFO
River Run Bancorp has promoted Karl Denu to chief financial officer. Denu is the former CFO of one of River Run’s constituent banks.
Cape & Coast Bank Adds Trio of Executives
Cape & Coast Bank has added two new executives and promoted a third as its CEO says the bank aims to “accelerate growth.”
Trial Court Offices Moving to Financial District
Administrative offices of the Massachusetts Trial Court are taking advantage of the uptick in office tower vacancies to move to a Financial District property.
Massachusetts Nearing 100 ‘Housing Choice’ Communities
As the state seeks to address its critical housing shortage, 29 communities received a designation Monday that provides them access to grants aimed at spurring production.
Personnel File – No. 438
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored, it’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
163K SF Development Possible at Site of Cambridge Condos
The court-appointed attorney overseeing the upcoming sale of the demolished Riverview condos in Cambridge is in talks with local real estate firms as potential advisors on a redevelopment that could total at least 163,000 square feet.
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.
Riverview’s Demise Highlights Condo Hazards
As demolition wraps up at the Riverside condo tower in Cambridge, the land begins to head towards a sale – possibly to a new developer.
How the Private Listings Race Will Hit Mass. Real Estate
Real estate leaders in Massachusetts expect the home-search process to get more complicated as the nation’s biggest brokerages and portals race to roll out private listings.
Get Your Buyers to Boost Their Credit Scores Before All Else
Is it worth focusing on credit improvement before buying a house? Borrowers should consider three questions.
This Summer Will Define Greater Boston’s Future. But We’re Not Ready
If we stumble hosting the World Cup and other mega-events, it will likely be a result of our own choices related to transportation, infrastructure and entertainment rules.
Massachusetts Is Demolishing Its Way Out of Workforce Housing
Many Greater Boston towns require huge lot sizes to build a single house. It’s helping destroy existing, modest homes, and stopping the construction of new ones.
Is Boston Headed for Embarrassment Thanks to Warren’s Housing Bill?
Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act would single out cities, like Boston, that aren’t pulling their weight in building housing.
Hot Property: Flats at 8th
A 52-unit development transformed a former Registry of Motor Vehicles property in downtown New Bedford into affordable housing.
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