Everett Casino’s Neighbors Bracing for Traffic Impacts
As the state’s first eastern Massachusetts casino prepares to open Sunday, residents in Everett and neighboring Revere are bracing for its potential impacts.
As the state’s first eastern Massachusetts casino prepares to open Sunday, residents in Everett and neighboring Revere are bracing for its potential impacts.
A developer active in Malden Center’s transformation is teaming up with a real estate fund with plans to acquire $1 billion in apartment properties, including its initial investment in a Boston high-rise.
A new report from commercial real estate site Commercial Cafe has found the 10 best Boston-area suburbs for prospective homebuyers looking for the shortest commutes into Boston.
Boston and its suburbs have become remarkably more diverse, new data show.
Natalie Adelman Taub, one of the first women to helm a Boston construction firm, died on March 23, according to an obituary posted this weekend by Levine Chapels of Brookline.
A single-story Malden medical office building has sold for $2.8 million.
The company managing a 919-unit apartment complex settled allegations from the state Attorney General’s Office that it systematically discriminated against minority and low-income tenants and hopeful renters in an effort to turn the complex into a “premier” apartment community.
An eastern Malden industrial space has been leased to a commercial drone startup.
Fifteen metropolitan Boston area communities are coalescing around plans to build even more new housing than Gov. Charlie Baker proposed in his statewide bill.
Burgess Properties Inc. has brokered the sale of 11 Charles St. in Malden for $3.9 million.
The South Cove Community Health Center opened last week in Malden offering pediatrics, internal medicine, ob-gyn, optometry, laboratory care and social services staff.
Single-family home prices appreciated about 5 percent on average in Massachusetts last year. Some communities saw less appreciation, some saw more, and some dark horse Boston suburbs saw a whole lot more.
A Malden construction company and its president have been cited by the office of the attorney general for failing to pay wages or overtime to employees.
Everyone knows Somerville’s rags-to-riches story: Multifamily houses in that scrappy, working-class town were gradually bought up by developers who turned them into condominiums and sold them off to yuppies who’d been priced out of Cambridge. Now that the median sale price of a Somerville condo is just shy of $600,000, where will budget-conscious buyers go next?
Redevelopment of a historic building in Malden Center into 71 apartments and retail space will be funded by an $18-million construction loan.