The Massachusetts House last week gave initial approval to studying extending the MBTA’s Orange Line south to Roslindale Village, which would bring core train service to areas seeing new housing investments.
Gov. Maura Healey signed legislation Wednesday giving Boston 225 more alcohol licenses, the majority of which are expected to boost economic development in 13 targeted ZIP codes.
Housing production in Boston relies heavily on builders like Diarmaid McGregor who specialize in finding overlooked sites through word-of-mouth and pushing them through permitting and construction.
It’s not clear what prompted Boston Mayor Michelle Wu to decide now is the time lower the boom on the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.
April is a historic month for Massachusetts credit unions. Not only were they legalized April 15, 1909, the first such institution in the U.S. was established just days before in New Hampshire.
One of America’s first rail disasters to be covered nation-wide killed 38 people but sparked significant homebuyer interest in what was then bucolic countryside.
A development team say they have found a way to turn a sloping, triangular parcel crammed between a busy road, a supermarket and a cemetery into housing.
Boston-based Marcus Partners is looking to South Boston and Roslindale for multifamily investment opportunities with its $35.8-million acquisition of a 107-unit portfolio.
The Home for Little Wanderers is seeking to redevelop a 2.5-acre Roslindale property, demolishing its existing offices and constructing two buildings containing 22 units of housing for clients and 93 apartments and condos marketed to the public.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency’s board approved four new multifamily projects in four different neighborhoods across the city, in addition to several potentially transformative projects.
An apartment building in Roslindale has been acquired for $5.3 million.
