by Steve Adams | Nov 9, 2025
Prime Group wants to redevelop more than half its Shetland Park property into high-end and affordable housing. City officials are debating whether it has responsibility to deter displacement next door.
by Sam Lattof | Mar 26, 2025
An East Boston apartment building is set to get underway with financing from Needham Bank.
by Erin Delaney | Jun 30, 2024
With capital hard to come by, even the promise of city fines and higher-paying tenants attracted to green energy upgrades may not be enough to make downtown building owners act.
by Steve Adams | Jan 8, 2023
A pair of developers acquired a former federal courthouse-turned-office building in downtown Springfield from MassDevelopment for $6 million.
by Banker & Tradesman | Dec 12, 2022
Who’s on the move? From new vice presidents to newly-minted project managers, it’s The Personnel File.
by Steve Adams | Sep 12, 2022
A 124-unit multifamily complex is a Dedham developer’s next choice for a Roslindale property previously proposed as a charter school.
by Steve Adams | Jan 20, 2022
A development team is beginning its permitting for a life science tower in the Seaport District, a 2-story incubator and career academy building and upgrades to an MBTA Silver Line station.
by Banker & Tradesman | Oct 25, 2021
Experts from Arrowstreet, National Development and btcRE discuss reuse and repositioning trends in Boston and beyond.
by Banker & Tradesman | Oct 24, 2021
The way we build and regulate our cities has been multiplying the effects of hotter days and longer summers for decades and it is time we take a holistic view. The good news is: Buildings can help.
by Steve Adams | Oct 20, 2021
A team led by Lincoln Property Co. has released new details on its plans for the $590-million development of a Seaport District property owned by Massport.
by James Sanna | Sep 7, 2021
South Shore developer FoxRock has filed plans with the city Planning Board for a 20-story tower and an adjacent office building, for a 2.7-acre parking lot downtown.
by James Sanna | Aug 10, 2021
Boston developer Redgate Capital Partners is proposing Revere’s latest large multifamily development: a 291-unit project just across the water from several proposed luxury developments in Lynn.
by Jay Fitzgerald | Jan 24, 2021
In recent years, Revere has seen the construction of thousands of new apartment units and the opening of new hotels, restaurants and shops. But the activity has been so intense and rapid that many are concerned that it may one day squeeze out many of its largely immigrant and working-class residents.
by James Sanna | Dec 30, 2020
Boston-based developer Redgate has filed plans with the Boston Planning & Development Agency for its proposed multifamily building next to a charter school in East Boston.
by Steve Adams | Dec 5, 2019
As Cantella & Co. settled on Malden Center for its new home, the investment adviser opted for new construction with a differentiator: plans for a 4-story, 60,000-square-foot office building using mass timber construction.
by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 24, 2019
As residential units get smaller, we need to rethink how we design amenity spaces to support and cultivate a community feel. Today’s residents expect to be able to manage their hectic lives through integration with their phones.
by Jay Fitzgerald | Nov 24, 2019
Wood-frame construction and other cost-cutting strategies are becoming the norm across Greater Boston as developers, contractors and architects grapple grappling with rising commodity and labor costs that make it increasingly difficult to keep projects within budget.
by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 8, 2019
Many times, lab managers and facility staff are left out of the planning phase. Often, by the time they are brought in, they are faced with solving problems that could have been avoided if only their voices were heard earlier in the process.
by Banker & Tradesman | Aug 20, 2019
A 305-unit apartment complex across from Revere Beach has opened a marketing center and beguin preleasing preleasing in preparation for October move-ins.
by Steve Adams | Jun 16, 2019
Boston-based architectural and design firm Arrowstreet was recently named recipient of the Cambridge Historical Commission Preservation award for its work on 139 Main St.