BostonPads Launches Private Lending Division With Roc Capital
Local apartment listings site and brokerage Boston Pads has launched a new co-branded private lending division aimed at multifamily investors.
Developer Picked for 65-Unit Project at Devens
MassDevelopment signed a letter of intent with a Newton-based nonprofit to acquire a 6.6-acre site at Devens for a 65-unit housing project.
Poll Finds Top Concerns: High Costs, Housing and Taxes
Calling Massachusetts “desirable, but expensive,” sponsors of a new poll say it confirms that affordability issues are the “fault line” shaping views of the state’s future.
Why Real Estate Groups Are Driving a Glass House Around Boston
If you saw a glass house driving around Boston this week, it was not advertising the latest trend in architectural design.
Law Firm Expanding With 58K SF Lease in Financial District
Boston-based Rubin Rudman will expand and relocate to Tishman Speyer’s One Federal St. office tower in Boston’s Financial District next year.
Wu’s Tax Breaks Not Enough to Restart Housing, Critics Say
The Wu administration’s latest housing initiative underscored frustration in real estate and housing circles that Boston is falling behind in producing housing.
Want More ‘Gentle Density?’ Process Matters as Much as Zoning
You can pass all the zoning reforms you want, but they won’t make a dent in the housing crisis. Local officials still have too many ways to delay or stop projects.
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