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Blue Hill Ave. Garage Sold for $72M Development
A century-old Mattapan garage property that’s approved for a 105-unit affordable housing project was sold by its longtime operators this week for $8.75 million.
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Berkshire County Banks Officially Become Trailmark Bank
The merger between Adams Community Bank and Pittsfield Cooperative Bank is officially completed. The new entity is now Trailmark Bank.
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BioMed Sells Kendall Square Property to Bulfinch
BioMed Realty sold an office building on the edge of Cambridge’s Kendall Square to Boston-based Bulfinch Companies after a 14-year ownership period for $15.1 million.
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CT Lender Completes Purchase of Boston’s The Cooperative Bank
Ion Bank has completed its merger with Massachusetts-based The Cooperative Bank. The Cooperative Bank will continue to operate as a division of the Connecticut bank.
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Strong Demand for Town’s First Multifamily Project in Decades
A central Massachusetts town’s first multifamily development in decades received more than 900 applications for 54 apartments.
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Hotel and Dinner Theater Proposed at Lombardo’s Property
A Boston developer’s plans for the Randolph property include a 200-room hotel and 400-seat dinner theater connected by a pedestrian bridge.
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Personnel File – No. 462
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored, it’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
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Starter Homes on the Ballot
A ballot question designed to boost starter-home construction promises to make houses cheaper. But if it passes, the scale of its impact could vary.
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The Real Losers in the Data Center Backlash? Workers
Nowhere can the cost of our data center panic be seen more clearly than in a new, internal construction union report about where electrical workers are – and aren’t – needed.
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A Proving Ground Launches Startups’ Growth
Jon Weaver is glad to see companies depart from Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives’ properties, because it signals they’ve outgrown its incubators in Worcester.
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Hot Property: Shepley Bulfinch Boston Studio
Shepley Bulfinch recently relocated to 200 State St., designing a new workspace for itself, including archival materials dating back to its 1874 founding.
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Why the Starter Homes Ballot Question Will Make a Difference
Everyone who’s done admiring the problem also sees there is no magic wand to fix our housing crisis. Instead, a range of solutions, including Question 7, are needed.
- Nov. 2, 2026
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Boston Needs New Housing Standards
Judging by Boston’s housing numbers, Boston has been far more successful at holding the line on costly housing mandates than making them work.
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Ghosts? Some Things Are Scarier for Homebuyers
Hollywood loves to scare the bejeezus out of people this time of year. But what really frightens homebuyers is picking the wrong neighborhood.
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All One Credit Union Names New President and CEO
All One Credit Union has selected Christine Monteiro as its next president and CEO. Monteiro is currently a senior executive at St. Mary's Credit Union.
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Fenway Forward Plans Upgrades for Climate Resilience
The nonprofit housing developer's 110 Peterborough St. project is designed to safeguard its elderly and disabled residents during severe weather events.
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Community Good Works
Lee Bank said its foundation gave a $5,000 grant to the Berkshire Art Center to support free after-school art programs for children in Pittsfield and North Adams. See who else gave back.
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Stalled Newton Development Site Sold at Auction
A stalled Newton housing development site at a former musical theater property fetched a high bid of $6.5 million at a foreclosure auction this week.
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The Gossip Report: Oct. 30, 2026
The first sales in the last luxury building on Fan Pier take the top two spots in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales.