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Issue of November 19, 2007

Patrick Promises to File Bill For Bridge and Road Repairs By Thomas Grillo Gov. Deval Patrick is going back to the table for seconds. The governor has pledged to file a new transportation bond bill after Thanksgiving to repair the state’s crumbling roads and bridges. Proposed Pru Center Project Faces Towering Opposition By Thomas Grillo Opposition to a pair of proposed towers at Boston’s Prudential Center is mounting. Hub’s Condo Market Enjoys Life of Luxury By Aglaia Pikounis Sales of ultra-luxury condominiums in downtown Boston are soaring. State Rules Delayed, Federal Bill Rolls By Amy Wyeth Whew! Massachusetts mortgage brokers and lenders have gotten a six-week reprieve from the regulations they said would bring mortgage originations in the state to a standstill.		Mutual Bank Plans to Convert To Partly Stock-Owned Entity By Amy Wyeth East Boston Savings Bank, one of Boston’s oldest and largest mutuals, plans to convert to partially stock-owned, according to documents it filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission this month. Housing, Subprime Problems Expected to Weaken Economy By Aglaia Pikounis The slumping housing market and problems in the subprime mortgage sector will be a drag on the Bay State economy in 2008, according to a new forecast. Time for Realtors to Take Advantage of Online Networking By Matthew J. Ferrara Successful sales professionals know their careers depend upon good networking. Connecting to consumers and other industry players remains the purpose of Realtor associations, chambers of commerce, condo associations and country clubs. Consultant Goes the Extra Mile to Fight for Fairness By Amy Wyeth When a growing Massachusetts company found someone who was the perfect fit for a new job in a new company sector, it didn’t matter that he lived out of state.

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