
Foreclosures Reach New Highs
Petitions to foreclose in Massachusetts topped 3,000 in October, which marks the second time in 2007 that threshold was crossed.
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Developers Face Constant Challenges
By Thomas Grillo The year began with a storm of protest that forced Mayor Thomas M. Menino to withdraw his support for a 22-story dormitory on Beacon Hill.
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Mortgage Meltdown Grabs Spotlight in 2007
By Amy Wyeth It was all mortgages, all the time, remarked Massachusetts Bankers Association Senior Vice President for Government Affairs David Floreen, offering up his assesment of 2007.
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Developers Face Constant Challenges
By Thomas Grillo The year began with a storm of protest that forced Mayor Thomas M. Menino to withdraw his support for a 22-story dormitory on Beacon Hill.
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BRA Gets Chance to Consider Druker’s Plan for Shreve Site
By Thomas Grillo As Back Bay residents battle construction of a pair of towers at the Prudential Center, a developer has filed plans to replace a former jewelry store overlooking the Boston Public Garden with a 9-story building.
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