Single-family home and condominium sales increased last month as the spring Massachusetts real estate market started to heat up, according to a new report from The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
The Massachusetts Association of Realtors has appointed a new leader after a five-and-a-half-month nationwide search.
Two years after the city of Cambridge banned the sale of non-rescue animals at pet stores, prompting the departure of Petco in East Cambridge, a developer has leased 4,000 square feet to a growing pet retail chain.
The discussions between Wynn Resorts and MGM Resorts around a possible sale of the soon-to-open Encore Boston Harbor casino in Everett are over and Wynn Resorts says it is committed to its Boston-area project.
Amid charges it is bowing unnecessarily to unreasonable State Police demands, the governing boards for the MBTA and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation on Monday backed a plan to let airport-bound Silver Line buses use a dedicated on-ramp into the Ted Williams Tunnel during rush hour.
A former bank employee was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Worcester in connection with embezzling money from client accounts held by the bank by which she was employed.
MassMutual’s investment arm, Barings, is closing its office in Springfield’s Tower Square, and will be replaced by an insurance company.
A developer active in Malden Center’s transformation is teaming up with a real estate fund with plans to acquire $1 billion in apartment properties, including its initial investment in a Boston high-rise.
Boston Private continues to bring in new faces. The company announced yesterday that it has hired Emmett Maguire III as managing director of search and selection, a role that will be a key part of the firm’s strategic expansion
A new report from commercial real estate site Commercial Cafe has found the 10 best Boston-area suburbs for prospective homebuyers looking for the shortest commutes into Boston.
Outdoor decks with skyline views and dog play areas are popular amenities in new luxury apartment and condominium developments. A 440-unit tower scheduled to open this fall in Boston puts the two together.
Hometown Financial Group and its subsidiary Pilgrim Bank have completed their merger with Abington Bank.
State government should approve a three-month delay in payroll taxes needed to fund the new paid family and medical leave program, according to a coalition of business, labor and social justice groups.
Amid reports that Wynn Resorts is talking about selling its $2.6 billion casino development in Everett to MGM Resorts, House Speaker Robert DeLeo on Monday said he plans to make sure the interests of the state, Springfield and Everett are front and center in any proposed sale.
The 24-acre former Analog Devices headquarters in Norwood has been sold for $28 million as the computer chip manufacturer prepares to relocate to Wilmington.
Rockland Trust is adding four new members to its Worcester team.
The realities of a housing market where affordable homes, condos and apartments are increasingly hard to come by for middle- and low-income residents has prompted numerous proposals on Beacon Hill for spurring housing development. But so far, there’s no consensus.
Renters in Boston and Cambridge were paying twice the national average in April at over $3,000 per month.
Boston-based real estate law firm Ligris + Associates is losing its founder, Kosta Ligris, to a pair of proptech startups he started.
The Senate’s top Democrat is calling on the federal government to step in and investigate whether a plan for new subway cars in New York City designed by a Chinese state-owned company could pose a threat to national security. The company is also building much of the MBTA’s future fleet.
