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Modest homes have been replaced by McMansions in Mass. Can a ballot question bring them back?
Question 7 seeks to revitalize the type of modest houses that were more widely accessible to first-time homebuyers decades ago.
Tech startup accelerator MassChallenge relocates from Seaport to the Fenway
The nonprofit will open in 401 Park, formerly known as the Landmark Center, in December.
‘The good, the bad, and the ugly.’ How South Station Tower embodies Boston’s real estate economy.
Decades in the making, what could be Boston’s last skyscraper for a long time is opening at a tough time for towers.
Grants lift year-round housing efforts in seasonal Mass. towns
Communities on the Cape and Islands and in Berkshire County will receive a $1.9 million boost to expand year-round housing stock.
Liberty Mutual plans to expand Back Bay headquarters ‘for the next 100 years’
The insurance giant could also add a company sign atop its Back Bay headquarters.
A legal battle between developers threatens to delay one of Boston’s biggest housing projects
Developer Copper Mill alleged that its partners on the 754-unit housing project at 75 Morrissey Boulevard worked to undermine their agreement in order to sell the site for more money.
Could AI and robotics help fill Cambridge’s empty offices?
Cambridge's increase in occupied office space this quarter was driven mostly by AI-related companies leasing and by the recapture of some previously occupied space.
Michael Dell auctioning downtown Boston penthouse
One of Boston’s best views could be yours — at a marked-down, bargain price of $6.5 million.