
Without FEMA Money, Big Housing Development Area at Risk
A project that would keep floodwaters out of Everett’s booming Commercial Triangle development zone and Chelsea’s Mystic Mall could be dead due to Trump administration cuts.
A project that would keep floodwaters out of Everett’s booming Commercial Triangle development zone and Chelsea’s Mystic Mall could be dead due to Trump administration cuts.
The next huge real estate development project in Everett appears to have a path forward following a Beacon Hill compromise unveiled Tuesday.
The bill is seen as critical to supporting the state’s tech and life science industries, and will also impact the fate of a proposed professional soccer stadium on a parcel of blighted land along the Mystic River in Everett.
For nearly two decades, Robert Kraft, CEO of The Kraft Group, has been trying to move the Revolution to a soccer-specific stadium closer to their Boston fan base.
A Boston developer is seeking approval for 273 apartments in the largest recent development proposal in Everett’s burgeoning Commercial Triangle district.
The $500 million energy storage project proposed in the first phase of The Davis Cos. redevelopment of Everett’s former Exxon Mobil fuel tank farm received a key state approval.
Gov. Maura Healey suggested Friday that lawmakers could return next month to tackle major unfinished business, though a spokesperson walked back that timeline on Monday.
Following an appeal from Gov. Maura Healey, the leaders of the House and Senate said late Friday that they are willing to call a special formal session of the Legislature to approve an economic development bond bill.
ULI Boston/New England is partnering with three communities north of Boston to enhance both their urban mobility and their supply of new housing.
Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced Thursday her office has entered into an agreement with The Davis Cos. that will enable the company’s planned redevelopment of the 100-acre former Exxon Mobile tank farm in Everett.
The effort to develop a pro soccer stadium in Everett drew praise Tuesday from state officials, but warnings from Boston leaders that it could cause traffic “nightmares” and pleaded to be included in future planning discussions.
The MBTA wants to extend the SL3 service on its Silver Line bus rapid transit network from Chelsea to Everett and Boston’s Sullivan Square.
The team looking to bring a soccer stadium to Everett’s waterfront appears to have a new center forward who could help them score a win: Gov. Maura Healey.
Environmental cleanup of the ExxonMobil fuel storage property in Everett will cost $100 million, Boston-based The Davis Cos. estimates, but could unlock over 4 million square feet of development.
State officials declined to approve the project’s environmental impact report, instead ordering Encore officials to respond to concerns about how much traffic the project’s parking garage would create.
Wynn Resorts’ plans for a new gambling and entertainment complex across the street from its Encore Boston Harbor casino received final approval from Everett officials this week.
A developer active in Everett multifamily projects is proposing a 591-unit apartment complex on a 25-acre site once occupied by a General Electric factory.
Everett’s newest apartment development, which opened fully leased in July, includes 85 units equipped with quartz kitchen and bathroom appliances and a 4,500-square-foot rooftop deck.
Greater Boston’s first year-round indoor dog park and bar is welcoming two- and four-legged guests to its newly-opened location in Everett’s Fermentation District.
State gaming regulators decided Wednesday to interpret the 2013 casino referendum in Everett to have authorized gaming on not just the current site of Encore Boston Harbor but also at least one other swath of land across the street, clearing the way for the resort-style casino’s expansion to move ahead.