A local option for happy hour, capping the resale prices of concert tickets and studying ways to host more soccer tournaments ...

Less than six months after proposing a 113-room luxury hotel and restaurant on the Boston waterfront, the property's new owners are looking to sell.

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New amenities have helped sign nearly 150,000 square feet in lease renewals and expansions at Tishman Speyer’s 125 High St.

Do Massachusetts’ zoning fixes matter if the building code doesn’t allow most “missing middle” developments to pencil out?

Long before office-to-residential conversions became a hot topic, Curtis Kemeny was showing developers how to maximize ...

A bipartisan measure passed the state Senate last week to finally give seniors in Boston a break on their property taxes, ...

As the number of real estate agents are on the decline – particularly those who work in the business full-time – brokerages ...

The state’s 2027 budget included four important changes to how zoning works in Massachusetts – changes that should make ...

Buildings that cannot offer a meaningfully better experience than a well-equipped home office face growing competitive ...

Yes In God’s Backyard legislation would give faith groups and developers the tools to jointly create more homes in ...

Even if you shopped for the lowest mortgage rate you could find, you may be paying more than necessary – simply because you didn’t know lower rates existed.