Trust Gap Muddies Mayor’s Message
Wu is essentially asking developers to trust her over the next year as she tries to achieve things previously considered pie-in-the-sky dreams. But it’s hard for some parts of the real estate community to do that.
Is a Boston Housing Tax Break Really Just a ‘Work in Progress’?
Wu’s decision not to move forward at this time disappointed housing developers with projects stalled on the drawing boards, but industry circles aren’t losing hope just yet.
Boston Looks to NYC to Get Construction Moving
With housing construction stalled across Boston, the Wu administration is thinking big when it comes to ways to get apartment and condominium projects moving again.
Wu Offers Big Tax Breaks for Housing Conversions
Owners of downtown Boston office buildings will get a chance to receive tax breaks for residential conversions, provided that the projects meet the city’s affordability and clean energy goals.
Baker Tax Relief Bill Clears Committee Mostly Intact
The Massachusetts legislature’s Revenue Committee advanced a $600 million tax relief package on Friday, but the panel’s House chairman said the measure remains a work in progress.
Legislative Leaders Give Baker Tax Cuts Cautious Reception
Baker used his final State of the Commonwealth address to forecast substantial tax breaks that will feature in his annual state spending bill, marked for release on Wednesday
State Plans $10K Tax Credits for Shops Opening in ‘Vacant Storefront Districts’
A state economic development body has approved a new tax credit program aimed at helping troubled retail districts.
Springfield Adds Diversity Goals, Labor Standards to Tax Break Requirements
Developers looking for tax breaks from the city of Springfield will have to meet new requirements.
A Look at Tax Breaks Business Owners Are Losing
As small business owners compile their income tax returns, they may have an unpleasant surprise – some popular business deductions have disappeared or been reduced under the new tax law.
