Key Tool for First-Time Buyers Sidelined in Hot Market
FHA loans are exploding in popularity. But their users – often Black and Latinx first-time buyers – can lose in multiple-offer situations. What can be done?
Proposals Turn up Heat Island Focus
At a gateway parcel in Roxbury’s Nubian Square, three potential developers have another box to check: designing buildings and public spaces to minimize the neighborhood’s asphalt-covered urban heat island and its negative effects on residents’ health.
Hot Property: 2451 Washington St.
Construction is complete at 2451 Washington St., a 4-story condominium development that sits at the prominent corner of Dudley Street and Guild Row in Roxbury.
Personnel File
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
Personnel File
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
Is Roxbury Property Ready for Its Next Act?
Roxbury’s city-owned parcel P3 has been a place where development proposals go to die, despite the periodic efforts of top elected officials to spread some of Boston’s building boom into a neighborhood long starved of private real estate investment.
Making the Move from Neighborhood Development to Downtown Brokerage
Jeanne Pinado, the former CEO of Madison Park Development Corp., joined Colliers International’s Boston office in January, becoming one of the first Black women in a top role in local commercial brokerage.
Colliers Hires Nonprofit Veteran to Capital Markets Team
The leader of a Roxbury nonprofit developer is joining the Colliers Boston capital markets team and will bolster the brokerage’s diversity and inclusion efforts.
Quartet of Roxbury Multifamily Projects Proposed
Four projects proposed for city-owned land in and around Roxbury’s central hub of Dudley Square would bring nearly 200 affordable units and 64 market-rate units to the neighborhood.
