Lowell Wants You – and We Have the Plan to Prove It
Lowell is on the cusp of big things. Immediate opportunities to invest in Lowell are on the table, and we want to invite you to take a deeper look.
Lowell is on the cusp of big things. Immediate opportunities to invest in Lowell are on the table, and we want to invite you to take a deeper look.
In Gateway Cities – where housing production is already only half of what it needs to be to meet rising demand – increasing the cost of construction materials threatens an already tenuous housing market.
A developer is proposing more than 1,000 market-rate and affordable housing units on a long-vacant 45-acre site in downtown Brockton.
A developer will put $11.3 million in financing from HarborOne Bank and MassDevelopment to work in converting a blighted Attleboro mill property into market-rate housing.
Banker & Tradesman commercial real estate editor Steve Adams leads a conversation with experts from MassDevelopment, Berkeley Investments and Urban Spaces on real estate development trends in Massachusetts’ 26 Gateway Cities, former mill towns that offer affordable alternatives to Greater Boston’s urban core.
Following a terrible year in which our smaller cities bore the brunt of COVID-19, they now face the unexpected chance to position themselves for prosperity, if they can connect more of their residents to long-term stability and opportunities to build wealth.
Lupoli Cos. has begun leasing the final 338-unit phase of its Riverwalk Lofts project in Lawrence, where rents for entry-level units start at $2,000.
A $2 million loan from MassDevelopment will support conversion of a vacant downtown Haverhill building into market-rate housing and retail space.