Creating the kinds of interesting neighborhoods and producing the housing needed for growth will require more help for suburban municipalities with resource management of water, wastewater and land-use.
Gov. Charlie Baker’s recent push to spur construction of 135,000 new homes over the next eight years certainly sounds great in a market starved of available listings. But to stop NIMBY suburbs from blocking new homes and apartments, sweet talk alone won’t cut it.
This week Banker & Tradesman looked at which real estate agencies and mortgage lenders did the most business in some of the busier, more expensive Boston suburbs.
