Newmarket Property Owners Vote for 5-Year BID Renewal
Property owners in Boston’s Newmarket neighborhood renewed its business improvement district for another five-year term, in a vote of confidence in the organization’s efforts to address the encroaching drug and homelessness crisis.
Equity-Rich Homes on Decline in Massachusetts as Equity Lending Rises
The number of homes where the owner of the home has a majority of the equity is on the decline in Massachusetts, as homeowners tap the equity in their homes instead of selling.
Personnel File – No. 455
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored, it’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
Boston Hit 150 Buildings with Higher Tax Bills After Appeals
The Pioneer New England Legal Foundation says new documents, turned over by city officials as part of its lawsuit, proves the retaliation they allege was widespread.
A Green Light for Project Lite Brite?
Massachusetts’ green energy transition means battery storage facility proposals are showing up close to residential neighborhoods, setting up new permitting battlegrounds.
Multifamily Fueled Fastest-Growing Mass. Lenders
Bank commercial real estate loan volume increased by 44 percent statewide year-over-year in the first six months of 2026, despite headwinds and uncertainty.
Boston Hit 150 Buildings with Higher Tax Bills After Appeals
The Pioneer New England Legal Foundation says new documents, turned over by city officials as part of its lawsuit, proves the retaliation they allege was widespread.
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