In Chief of Planning Arthur Jemison’s final meeting, the Boston Planning and Development Agency board approved a $110 million apartment complex in South Boston and office-to-residential conversions in the Bulfinch Triangle and South End.
The local real estate markets may be a lot less busy now than a few years ago, but that didn’t mean this summer was a snooze-fest of real estate news. Here’s a rundown on the six biggest stories you might have missed between vacations and the interminable wait for the Fed to start cutting interest rates.
In an eventful two years as Boston’s planning chief, Arthur Jemison oversaw structural and policy changes at the powerful agencies that control real estate development.
