Developers Should See New Energy Regulations as Opportunity
The most forward-looking real estate leaders see an opportunity to deliver projects that strengthen the bottom line through lower operating costs and enhanced resiliency.
The most forward-looking real estate leaders see an opportunity to deliver projects that strengthen the bottom line through lower operating costs and enhanced resiliency.
Developer Kennedy Wilson Multifamily acquired a 5.8-acre site in Newton for $23.1 million and received construction financing for a 184-unit apartment complex.
The newest 55-and-over community at Plymouth’s Pinehills includes 44 single-family homes ranging from 2,133 to over 3,300 square feet.
A $226 million construction loan will jumpstart construction of a 34-story apartment tower on Huntington Avenue in the Fenway.
A new 190-unit apartment complex is planned in Medway, with a mix of market-rate and affordable units planned.
A large apartment complex in Cambridge’s Alewife neighborhood is one step closer to starting construction after developer Toll Brothers announced it had secured a construction loan and a development partnership for the project.
A 10-acre parcel that would complete the redevelopment master plan of the former Boston State Hospital property in Mattapan could be the missing piece of the puzzle that creates a true “smart growth” neighborhood.
A team led by developer Kirk Sykes in partnership with homebuilder Toll Brothers will develop the final 10-acre site at the Boston State Hospital property in Mattapan.
Housing developer Toll Brothers has paid $44.1 million to acquire a site approved for a 525-unit apartment complex in Cambridge’s Quadrangle neighborhood.