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40-story building with housing, hotel, and retail space is planned near North Station in Boston

The project would be the latest section of Causeway Street and the Bulfinch Triangle to transform with new development.

Wu unveils $100 million development fund to jump-start stalled housing projects
The goal is to actually start construction on some of the thousands of housing units that are approved but in limbo because of high interest rates and supply costs.

Nantucket mansion sells for $24.8 million, a near record for homes away from the waterfront
The Greek Revival style home was originally built around 1820 for a whaling ship captain and merchant and his wife.

SJC to hear state’s lawsuit against Milton over housing law on Oct. 7

Attorney General Andrea Campbell filed suit after Milton voters rejected a plan that could have allowed more than 2,400 new homes.

Lawmakers press state’s biggest landlords over whether they used software to inflate rents
Federal lawmakers want to know how landlords used software made by RealPage, which gathers competitively sensitive leasing data.

This massive Beacon Hill townhouse is on the market for nearly $20 million. Take a look inside.
It’s one of the biggest homes on Beacon Hill to hit the market in recent memory.

Greater Boston home prices inch down in August after sky-high summer
The median price for a single-family home was $915,000 last month, a slight dip after a record-breaking June.

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.

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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.

This Cape Cod couple couldn’t sell their home. They say the neighborhood pickleball court is to blame.

In early August, the couple took the house, originally listed at $1.3 million, off the market.

‘We feel like our hands are tied’: Developers and Black church sue BPDA to build apartments on wooded land in Hyde Park

The long-running fight over 24 acres on the border of Hyde Park and Roslindale has moved from City Hall to the courtroom.

Is Greater Boston’s red-hot housing market starting to mellow?

Supply is up, prices are leveling, and even interest rates are starting to tick back down.

Dover mansion of murdered Kamal family is now up for sale

A lavish home where a high-profile murder-suicide took place last Christmastime is on the market.

Developers redesign controversial Newton project, now without office space

Northland Investment Corp. is set to refile plans for a 23-acre site on Needham Street, eliminating office space and scaling back square footage.

ADDRESS | RHODE ISLAND

In R.I., tensions persist over beach-access law. For realtors, it’s especially complicated.

A judge is set to rule later this month on the constitutionality of a law that guarantees public access to 10 feet above the high tide line.