by State House News Service | Apr 3, 2024
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.
by James Sanna | Mar 8, 2024
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.
by CommonWealth Beacon | Jan 19, 2024
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.
by Steve Adams | Dec 1, 2023
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.
by State House News Service | Oct 23, 2023
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.
by Steve Adams | Oct 12, 2023
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.
by Steve Adams | Aug 24, 2023
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.
by Steve Adams | Aug 20, 2023
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.
by Steve Adams | May 21, 2023
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.
by State House News Service | Feb 9, 2023
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.
by Steve Adams | Jan 8, 2023
Gary Kerr is the face of Greystar’s expanding profile in Massachusetts commercial real estate, as its developments rise in East Bridgewater, Somerville and Everett.
by Yasmin Daiha | Dec 8, 2022
A Brockton company specializing in asbestos remediation is expected to shut down after repeatedly exposing construction workers to asbestos.
by Diane McLaughlin | Nov 28, 2022
Brookline Bank has provided a construction mortgage for one of Greystar’s three apartment projects in Everett.
by State House News Service | Nov 17, 2022
As Encore Boston Harbor looks to expand its gambling offerings into a new development across the street from its existing casino, state regulators are revisiting the 2013 referendum through which Everett voters backed the casino to try to suss out exactly what it was that city residents approved.
by James Sanna | Aug 21, 2022
Real estate was always a side hustle for Ricky Beliveau until a series of condo conversions opened the door to a new career. Six years later, he’s working to build a 21-story luxury tower in Everett’s rapidly-transforming industrial zone.
by James Sanna | Aug 2, 2022
Hundreds of millions of dollars in housing investments are in limbo after state legislators held off on finalizing a popular economic development bill Sunday night.
by Steve Adams | Jul 22, 2022
Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria and a Beacon Hill lawmaker defended legislation that could accelerate redevelopment of a 43-acre waterfront parcel including a potential professional soccer stadium.
by Steve Adams | Jul 18, 2022
The Kraft family’s long search for a professional soccer stadium in the Boston area could receive fast-track approval through an amendment to the House’s economic development bill that gives the New England Revolution owners three years to get a facility built.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 26, 2022
It wasn’t all that long ago that Boston’s luxury housing ecosystem centered on Back Bay and Beacon Hill. Now, competition with lab developers has ushered in a new crop of submarkets for high-end housing – including some that might surprise you.
by Banker & Tradesman | May 22, 2022
The MBTA’s plans to redraw its bus network should excite even the most cynical observer – and they hold promise for the real estate industry, as well.