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Regional Transit Riders Deserve Their Fair Share

by Banker & Tradesman | May 21, 2023

It is essential that this new source of revenue be used to strengthen transportation infrastructure, and RTAs are key in realizing a robust transit system that delivers for all residents.

Chase Bank's branch facing Post Office Square in Boston's Financial District

Chase Applies to Open Sixth MA Branch This Year

by James Sanna | May 17, 2023

JPMorgan Chase is continuing to march forward on its branch expansion plans in Massachusetts.

Will South Coast Rail Trigger Multifamily Boom?

by Cameron Sperance | Dec 25, 2022

Experts say South Coast Rail will operate so infrequently, and will be so expensive to ride, that few developers will have an incentive to build speculative housing developments near its far-flung stations.

New Bedford Residents Vote to Let Trains Connect City to Boston

by James Sanna | Nov 9, 2022

At issue was the state’s new MBTA Communities zoning reform, and concerns its requirement to allow multifamily development by-right in some areas would spark a land rush and gentrification in the working-class city.

New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA - August 3, 2019: Yacht outbound in New Bedford inner harbor on a summer morning

Train Lures Investors to the South Coast

by Diane McLaughlin | Jul 17, 2022

Massachusetts’ South Coast will not see MBTA commuter rail service until the end of next year, but the train is already making waves in the region’s housing market.

New Offshore Wind Procurement Could Be State’s Largest

by State House News Service | May 10, 2021

The state’s electric utilities and the Baker administration are back in the market for another offshore wind contract, this time seeking up to twice as much power as in previous rounds.

Mariano Pledges Big Investments to Fuel Wind Energy Boom

by State House News Service | Mar 25, 2021

House Speaker Ronald Mariano outlined plans on Thursday for a $10 million job training program and long-term borrowing effort to fuel an offshore wind energy boom assisted by a Biden administration friendly to clean energy.

Vineyard Offshore Wind Power Project Nears Approval

by The Associated Press | Mar 9, 2021

The first commercial-scale offshore wind power development in U.S. history is edging closer to approval, federal officials said Monday.

Feds Put Vineyard Wind Back on Permitting Front Burner

by State House News Service | Feb 5, 2021

Vineyard Wind appears to have regained its place at the front of the offshore wind project permitting line and is back on track to becoming the first utility-scale offshore wind farm in the United States.

Wind Projects Expected to Fuel New Bedford Economy

by Christopher R. Vaccaro | Jan 24, 2021

New Bedford’s whaling industry thrived in the 19th century, when whale oil was an important source of energy. Now, in the 21st century, it’s positioned to return to the sector as the staging area for offshore wind turbine projects.

New Bedford Plans 1M SF Industrial Development on Golf Course

by James Sanna | Oct 26, 2020

City officials in New Bedford want to trade in shouts of “Fore!” for factories in order to grow the city’s property tax base.

Wind Projects Sign Leases for New Bedford Facility

by The Associated Press | Aug 24, 2020

Two offshore wind farm projects have signed leases to use the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal as the primary staging and deployment base for construction and installation, state officials said.

South Coast Rail Could Help Ease Housing Crisis

by Scott Van Voorhis | May 17, 2020

The new South Coast line and it’s 90-minute end-to-end journey will suddenly open up the region’s mix of outer suburbs, old industrial cities and rural towns – and their significantly lower home and condo prices.

Your Texts and Emails Can Create Binding Contracts

by Christopher R. Vaccaro | Feb 23, 2020

A tough problem faced by a New Bedford beef jerkey manufacturer shows courts will enforce contracts formed by email, but only if certain conditions are met.

Massachusetts Gets $88M in HUD Housing Improvement Grants

by The Associated Press | Feb 18, 2020

Dozens of public housing authorities across Massachusetts are sharing about $88 million in federal grants to help improve their properties and make them more livable.

Bill Aims to Convert Gateway Cities’ ‘Zombie Properties’ into ‘Good Housing’

by State House News Service | Oct 25, 2019

Every city in Massachusetts has one or two, and in Lawrence, there are hundreds, Mayor Daniel Rivera said Thursday: vacant properties that aren’t being developed, because their owners are tied up in land court or the ownership is otherwise unclear.

Rockland Provides $12.6M Financing for New Bedford Distribution Center

by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 26, 2019

Plumbers’ Supply Company recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new headquarters and distribution center in New Bedford.

Despite Feds’ Delay, Vineyard Wind Committed to Project

by State House News Service | Aug 13, 2019

Vineyard Wind on Monday vowed that it will move forward with its $2.8 billion, 84-turbine wind farm project despite a new delay caused by the federal government, though the project will take shape on a new, yet-to-be-determined timeline.

Ground Broken on First Phase of South Coast Rail Expansion

by Banker & Tradesman | Jul 3, 2019

State and local leaders gathered just north of New Bedford in Freetown to celebrate the start of construction on the first phase of the South Coast Rail expansion project. 

Massachusetts Will Double Investment in Wind Power

by State House News Service | Jun 3, 2019

The Baker administration is on board with pursuing additional renewable energy procurements that would double the amount of possible offshore wind power in Massachusetts, enough to provide roughly a third of the state’s electricity demand.

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