Major Investor Pauses Boston Real Estate Projects
A major real estate investor managing a $10 billion portfolio is pausing new projects in Boston, citing the city's political climate and a pending rent control vote.
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Massachusetts home prices are projected to continue rising in 2026, with Boston's median hitting $800,000 and buyers increasingly looking to growth markets like Worcester.
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South Boston Development Project Stalls Amid Investor Disputes
A seven-acre real estate project in South Boston, led by developer Andrew J. Collins, is facing an uncertain future amid legal disputes with investors who loaned millions.
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Boston's Housing Market Squeezes Out Middle-Income Earners
High construction costs in Boston are creating a housing market with only two options: luxury or subsidized, leaving middle-income residents with nowhere to live.
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Boston Real Estate Cautious as Wu Secures Second Term
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is set for a second term with high public approval, but her policies on housing and taxes are causing significant concern in the real estate sector.
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Watertown Mall Sells for $100 Million
Watertown Mall sells for $100 million to National Development, abandoning previous plans for a life sciences campus. The property will remain a retail hub, reflecting a significant shift in Boston's c
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Five Massachusetts ZIP Codes Rank Among Nation's Most Expensive
Five Massachusetts ZIP codes, led by Boston's Back Bay at $2.57 million, have ranked among the 100 most expensive in the U.S. for 2025, a new report finds.
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Massachusetts Appeals Court Hears Zoning Dispute Case
The Massachusetts Appeals Court is reviewing a major zoning case between a developer and the City of Boston over a denied permit in historic Beacon Hill.
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Boston Homeowner Loses Tax Appeal Over Flawed Evidence
A Boston homeowner's appeal to lower her property tax assessment from $583,300 was denied after the state board found her evidence insufficient and flawed.
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Boston Solidifies Position as a Leading U.S. Tech Hub
A new Colliers report confirms Boston's status as a top U.S. tech hub, driven by strong venture capital, a skilled workforce, and growing demand from AI firms.
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