Rate Cut Could Spur Suburban Housing Starts
Suburban multifamily development is likely to benefit the most from potential interest rate cuts, brokers and developers predict, with MBTA Communities districts in the lead.
Suburban multifamily development is likely to benefit the most from potential interest rate cuts, brokers and developers predict, with MBTA Communities districts in the lead.
Policymakers in Boston could be facing a catch-22 while pursuing a pair of popular but potentially contradictory goals: encouraging developers to build more residential condominiums while requiring a higher percentage of income-restricted units.
A 41-unit condominium project would include a permanent home for Eastie Farm, including offices, classrooms and a distribution hub for the community supported agriculture program.
A $23 million condo complex including small entry-level units could replace a South End property formerly occupied by a restaurant and gastropub under plans unveiled by a development team this week.
A 327,000-square-foot addition to the 88 Black Falcon complex will market space to life science companies while preserving traditional industrial tenants such as seafood companies in the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park.
After a broad-based dip in Boston’s luxury condo market in 2020, developers of the Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel & Residences have a brighter post-pandemic outlook for sales of 146 condos at their 35-story tower.
A condo project that replaced a former district courthouse in downtown Salem has opened a sales gallery to market 61 units ranging from the $400,000’s to over $1 million.
A hotel, condominium and apartment redevelopment of the former Skating Club of Boston property in Allston would include new connections from Western Avenue to the Charles River Reservation.
As the Boston construction moratorium lifts, a development team is breaking ground on a 64-unit project testing the East Boston luxury condo market.
A 49-unit condo project in near East Boston’s Maverick Square has broken ground after receiving an $18.7 million construction loan.