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Boston’s developers have had a tough go lately. Now the guy who returns their calls in City Hall is leaving town.
In Arthur Jemison, developers had a sympathetic ear in City Hall. To many of them, his departure represents a bit of a seismic event — or at least another unwanted variable tossed their way.
His dream home sits on an eroding bluff on Cape Cod. He bought it anyway.
The gray-shingled home is just 25 feet from the edge of a sandy slope, which will likely collapse from coastal erosion in about a decade.
For $9.5 million, you can own this lakeside N.H. mansion built by a Titanic survivor
The eight-bedroom, four-bathroom shingled estate at 58 Wiggin Farm Road in Moultonborough includes an expansive 5,605 square feet of living space and a sweeping 964 feet of shorefront on Squam Lake.
SPACE available: City’s $9 million vacant storefront program is gradually filling up
Roughly half of the 61 businesses to receive grants from the city have signed leases, with more coming.
When property investors want out, these bargain hunters rush in
Secondary funds exist to buy out private stakes that otherwise might be hard to sell — but at a substantial discount. Lately, secondaries focused on real estate have become a hot ticket.
What’s the rent where you live? The Globe’s new rent tracker keeps tabs all over Eastern Mass.
See the latest rent estimates and trends for cities and towns in the Greater Boston area.
Rents are high, vacancies are low. Yep, it’s another September in Boston.
Already one of the country’s priciest rental markets, Boston is seeing rents keep climbing even as other cities cool off.
Following pro-Palestinian protests, Israeli defense contractor branch moves from Cambridge office
The pro-Palestinian group behind the protests said that Elbit Systems' departure from Cambridge was “a testament to our collective power.”