As the region’s suburbs work to tackle their housing, environmental, economic and racial justice challenges, one of the keys to success may be hiding in plain sight: the humble strip mall. Learn more at an MAPC webinar on Jan. 11.
A planning process underway in Burlington this winter could be the herald of a dramatic and much-needed reinvention of Greater Boston’s suburbs. But it also exposes a fatal flaw in how Massachusetts thinks about its future.
What sounds better in a resume? “Secretary of Labor” or “Labor Secretary?”
Looking back, expansion of RAFT and creation of the Eviction Diversion Initiative demonstrated incredible foresight, leaving Massachusetts well-positioned to continue protecting housing stability for the foreseeable future.
Join Banker & Tradesman CRE editor Steve Adams as he surveys the outlook for 2022 with experts from across the commercial real estate industry.
From raising tens of thousands of dollars with athletic feats to giving a reason for families to celebrate, real estate brokerages, banks, credit unions and construction firms helped make the world a better place recently.
A team led by Lincoln Property Co. has released new details on its plans for the $590-million development of a Seaport District property owned by Massport.
Where is the housing market headed? After all the data from the chaotic spring selling season is in, we are left to read the tea leaves and what they might suggest about the fall market’s direction. A few patterns seem to be emerging out of recent market data.
Earth is getting so hot that temperatures in about a decade will probably blow past a level of warming that world leaders have sought to prevent, according to a report released Monday that the United Nations called a “code red for humanity.”
Cambridge-based software company Pegasystems has signed the first lease at Hobbs Brook Real Estate’s speculative office development in Waltham.
Impulsive decision-making by an individual or small, isolated group of followers, without those safeguards, can and often will lead to disastrous results.
Quincy-based commercial investor and developer FoxRock has expanded its portfolio to over 4 million square feet with the recent acquisitions of suburban Boston properties leased to Atlantic Coffee and Hub Folding Box.
The end of every year is typically a time for family gatherings but 2020 will likely prove to be very different.
A $2 million loan from MassDevelopment will support conversion of a vacant downtown Haverhill building into market-rate housing and retail space.
