Partnerships with private developers could provide the impetus for reconstruction of Boston’s Northern Avenue bridge under the city’s latest strategy.... 
As the class A office market expands north of downtown Boston, the owners of Charlestown’s Hood Park are moving ahead with plans for a 450,000-square-foot office and lab building....
MassHousing has closed on a total of $14.5 million in affordable housing financing to Beacon Communities for the rehabilitation and preservation of affordability of 570 apartments at two related Brockton housing communities....
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There's a new effort afoot to reestablish thoroughbred racing in the southern Berkshires, and the people behind the movement are coming to Beacon Hill with a legislative request to accommodate the new arrangement....
The $550 million Omni hotel in the Seaport District is billed as a new way of developing real estate in Boston, giving minority-owned firms a stake in ownership, construction and operations....
MassDevelopment will provide up to $287,000 in funding for nine projects through its real estate services program. The funds will support a range of projects, from feasibility studies to master planning efforts....
The banking industry is the most likely to be negatively impacted if it does not embrace digital transformation, a new report has found....
State and federal support for evacuees from Puerto Rico still living in hotels following last year's devastating hurricanes is due to expire at the end of June, and the Baker administration warned that despite efforts to help families return to Puerto Rico or find stable housing in Massachusetts their options may be limited after June 30....
Unionized nurses at a Western Massachusetts hospital have reached a contract deal with management after about 18 months of contentious negotiations and a pair of one-day strikes....
Upcycling furniture, helping out zoo animals and breaking open a piggy bank pinata are all ways organizations are giving back to their communities in this week's roundup....
Community banks and credit unions see themselves as an extension of the communities in which they operate, and for the most part, they really are....
Owners of the Kimpton Nine Zero hotel sought to refresh the property with a nod to Boston history while steering clear of the local cliches....
If there is one thing that 2017 has taught us, it’s that uncertainty is certain. From international dealings to domestic policy, no time has been as uncertain as now. There’s no exception when...
When you are grappling with a problem as big as Massachusetts’ housing crisis, incremental, small-bore solutions just won’t cut it. In fact, such feel good efforts may even do more harm than good,...
