
Welfleet Mansion Could Tumble Into Cape Cod Bay. Who Will Stop It?
The waters of Cape Cod Bay are coming for the big brown house perched on the edge of a sandy bluff high above the beach. It’s just a matter of when.
The waters of Cape Cod Bay are coming for the big brown house perched on the edge of a sandy bluff high above the beach. It’s just a matter of when.
Making predictions can be a lot of fun. And as we head into the first week of 2020, what better time to look ahead?
If you believe the way out of the housing crisis is to build, build, build, then Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone is your guy. But as Somerville voters prepare to go to the polls Tuesday, housing has emerged as area of political vulnerability for the 53-year-old mayor, who first took office in 2003 and has overseen the creation of 2,200 units in his city since 2010.
Home flippers, investors and just plain everyday buyers across Boston and its many suburbs must have missed the memo.
Could this be The Greatest (real estate deal) of All Time?
A carefully engineered plan has allowed 368 rental apartments and 55 for-sale condominiums to rise skyward on a tiny footprint – all while keeping the garage which shares its building site operating.
Rather than walling off the site in the face of climate change risks, waterfront developers should consider how the neighborhood and residents alike can interact with the waterfront, and how the site fits in with the broader neighborhood.
Pricey East Coast housing markets are nothing new to Theresa Hatton, who took over as the new CEO of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors this month.
Even though capital markets remain liquid, there continues to be significant interest in multi-housing across the entire United States. And more capital is moving towards the Greater Boston market since the multifamily fundamentals are outpacing other primary markets in the U.S.
Lawrence isn’t exactly known for generating positive headlines. But Arthur Sullivan, co-founder of Brady Sullivan Properties, and Sal Lupoli, head of the Lupoli Cos., are doubling down on the hardscrabble gateway city along the Merrimack River.
After a series of design revisions and height reductions, a plan to add luxury housing atop a downtown parking garage was approved this week by the Boston Planning and Development Agency.
Boston’s high-flying luxury apartment market is surely headed for a landing of some sort. The only question now is what just exactly what kind of landing it will be.