Franklin Cummings Tech broke ground this morning on a new campus in the heart of Roxbury’s Nubian Square. But school administrators had to cast a wide net for financing after a delayed windfall from the sale of its South End campus put the whole project on hold.

Instead, here’s how the school overcame a cautious lending environment to get its project back on track.

What else is on tap today?

• Mass. Pike Money: A $335.4 million federal grant to rebuild a key section of the Mass. Pike and build a new transit hub in Allston will help unlock Harvard University’s plans for a big, new science and technology-focused neighborhood. Developers as far away as Worcester could ultimately benefit.
• Hotel Hits the Market: A 72-room hotel development site near the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center is on the market amid Boston’s lingering pause of hotel construction.
• Young People Ready to Leave: A quarter of young professionals living in Greater Boston intend to move elsewhere over the next five years as they navigate their career prospects and housing affordability, a new survey released Monday found.

Show me the data!
Here’s what the median single-family sale price is doing.

What did I miss?
Here’s what you might have missed in Sunday’s newsletter. Not a B&T subscriber? Fix that here.

• As thousands of property owners in Boston seek abatements and researchers forecast a steep decline in property tax collections, Mayor Michelle Wu’s options are limited in finding ways to cushion the fiscal blows.
• When we look back across history at women in leadership, we see two very different stories: one for white women and one for women of color. But that’s changing.
• The newly-completed Michael E. Haynes Arms development in Roxbury includes 55 housing units and a new headquarters for Cruz Construction.