With several towns opting this week to finally get into compliance with the MBTA Communities housing law, some municipalities who claim the law asks too much of them are still looking to the courts and the Legislature for relief.
Housing developers and conference center operators are lining up to bid on a 30-acre Duxbury property that’s been listed for sale for the first time since the 1940s.
A former executive at a Massachusetts shoe manufacturer convicted last month of embezzling $30 million from the company must also now surrender his $800,000 home, according to court records.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry is selling his home in Duxbury south of Boston for $4.5 million.
