Site May Prove to Be A Jewel in the Rough By Thomas Grillo The art deco building that housed an upscale jeweler on Boylston Street could become the next site for luxury condominiums or Class A office space.
Mortgage Event Draws Hopeful Job Seekers By Amy Wyeth and Jeff Haynes At 6:50 a.m. on Aug. 16, Ginny Cavalet woke up to an e-mail from her employer, First Magnus Financial, announcing that the company had shut down.
Report: Blacks, Hispanics Have Lower Credit Scores By Amy Wyeth A new Federal Reserve report documents for the first time that black and Hispanic borrowers generally have lower credit scores than whites.
Nonprofit Developers Seeking Legislation for Senior Housing By Aglaia Pikounis Local nonprofit housing developers are pushing for legislation that would make it easier to develop and renovate affordable housing for low-income elderly residents.
