Delinquent loans are ticking down, but the volume of charged-off loans is rising and economic uncertainty has made some banks and borrowers hit “pause.” Welcome to the 2025 commercial real estate lending market.
Shrewsbury’s Central One Credit Union announced a $5,000 donation to erase student lunch debt owed to the Shrewsbury Public Schools by families in need. See who else gave back.
Clinton Savings Bank staff, with mascot Scratch the Savings Cat in tow, visited Boylston Elementary School for “Read Across America Day.” See who else gave back.
Bristol County Savings Bank Gave $250,000 to help fund a new emergency department at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. See who else gave back.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
Members of the real estate and banking worlds were on the move recently, despite the holiday. See who’s been hired and who’s been promoted in the latest Personnel File.
bankHometown has completed its merger with Millbury Savings Bank. Millbury Savings Bank President and CEO Robert J. Morton has been appointed president and CEO of the combined entity.
Hometown Financial Group continues to shop aggressively as it announced today that it will merge with and absorb Millbury Savings Bank into its subsidiary, Oxford-based bankHometown.
Employees and companies in the banking, real estate and construction industries gave back to their communities in many ways last week.
Financial institutions across the commonwealth kick off donation campaigns for food pantries and homeless shelters this holiday season.
Hometown Financial Group Inc., the holding company for bankESB of Easthampton and bankHometown of Oxford, has acquired Pilgrim Bancshares Inc.
In this week’s Community Good Works, banks and credit unions help students in need by donating school supplies, backpacks and meals across the state.
In this week’s Personnel File, banks and design firms add to their ranks.
In this week’s Personnel File, banks, credit unions, residential realty offices and architecture firms grow their teams.
In this week’s roundup, banks and architectures firms promote and hire more talent.
Arbella Insurance and Country Bank each take stock of their 2017 charitable efforts, and the indigent get a boost from businesses in Cambridge, Fall River, Framingham and Leominster.
The holiday spirit is alive and well in this week’s Community Good Works, thanks to sizable donations from bankHometown, Webster Five, the South Shore Realtors and many others.
Local food pantries get a boost from banks in preparation for Thanksgiving; BankFive donates $5,000 for people who experience autism; and St. Francis House raises over $750,000 for its shelter in this week’s Community Good Works.
