Boston
Greater Boston Multifamily Project Gets Financial Help
Skyrocketing rents and shrinking inventory make Boston one of the most expensive cities in the nation. That’s enough of a reason for renters to hunt for more affordable housing options outside The Hub—and for developers to respond to the demand.
City Says OK to More Tiny Hotel Rooms
In case you still follow the idea that ridiculously tiny hotel rooms only happen in the Big Apple, a Boston-based developer has a little surprise for you!
Dorchester Says Xin Chào! to Affordable Apartments
A new affordable housing project is under way in Dorchester’s Four Corners section.
Ultima’s Shopping Spree in Suburban Boston
A Chicago-based investment and hotel management company scored again in suburban Boston.
From Bike Shop to Apartment Building
What came as bad news for the Boston biking community could turn into an excellent opportunity for middle-class renters looking for a nice place to call home.
Former Evergreen HQs in Devens Sold for 400 Percent Profit
A troubled manufacturing facility in Devens, MA, changed hands last month for $36.05 million in a transaction brokered by CBRE/New England.
Lowell’s Prince Macaroni Factory: A Voyage from Pasta to Data Storage
The run-down factory that was once famous for producing one of America’s most beloved pasta brands left its spaghetti past behind and is now going through some major changes.
Church-to-Condo Conversion OK’d in South End
New Boston Ventures’ plan to transform a 138-year-old church in South Boston into residential use was green lighted by the Boston Redevelopment Authority this month and construction is imminent.
Keeping Up with Lendlease
Leading international property and infrastructure group Lendlease is switching things up with an eye on the future.
Footwear Company to Convert Old Polaroid Campus into New Headquarters
It’s been almost ten years since Polaroid left its facility in Waltham, but a Newton-based shoe retailer wants to breathe new life into the abandoned building.