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12/7/2021 This European-style town square is coming to the Seaport—Boston.com

A European-style town square is coming to the Seaport.
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12/6/2021 6 of the Hottest Luxury Developments in Boston—Architectural Digest

When it comes to sales of luxury residential developments in Boston, business has never been better, according to Joshua A. Golden, the owner of Luxury Residential Group, a real estate company in the city.
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12/3/2021 Insurance companies don't have to pay for South End property owner's decade-long battle against neighboring condo building, judge rules—Universal Hub

A federal judge today ruled against the owner of a large industrial building in the South End who was seeking to have insurance companies cover his legal costs and potential damages in a suit brought by the developer of a Harrison Avenue condo building his property wraps around.
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12/3/2021 BPDA charges developers sold 'affordable' Dorchester condos at market rates, sues over the profits—Universal Hub

The BPDA says a developer that took over a 14-unit condo building near the South Bay mall sold two units for several hundred thousand dollars more than it was supposed to under a city program aimed at ensuring at least some people of moderate means can keep living in Boston.
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12/3/2021 BPD: 6 ways to avoid package theft this holiday season—Boston 25 News

Jenn Emkjer said there’s always added anxiety having a package delivered to her East 5th Street condo.
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11/29/2021 13-story apartment/condo building proposed for Huntington Avenue next to Mission Park—Universal Hub

A non-profit group has proposed a 13-story, 111-unit residential building on what is now a parking lot next to the Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers, on Huntington Avenue, just outbound from Brigham Circle.
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11/29/2021 Sex Dungeons, Teddy Bear Walls, and More: Realtors Share Their Favorite Staging Horror Stories—Boston Magazine

We’re told the only thing that really matters when selling homes is location, location, location.
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11/22/2021 SUV Crashes Into Building in Plymouth, Causing Major Damage—Local News 10 Boston

An SUV crashed into a condominium complex in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on Thursday morning, causing major damage to the building.
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11/22/2021 South Boston outrage over roof decks reaches zoning board, which rejects a deck on P Street—Universal Hub

The Zoning Board of Appeal today rejected a roof deck at 38 P St. after elected officials and the neighborhood association said residents are fed up with loud parties on the decks the area already has.
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11/22/2021 Boston CRE Players Holding Fire On Wu's Challenges To Development-Friendly City Hall—Bisnow

Players in Boston’s thriving commercial real estate industry say they are withholding judgment on Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration for now, expressing cautious optimism as they wait to see how the progressive Wu’s challenges to the development-friendly City Hall unfold.
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11/16/2021 New triple decker approved in Roxbury with just one parking space to save trees—Universal Hub

The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved construction of a new triple-decker condo building at 5 Glenburne St. in Roxbury that will have just one off-street parking space.
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11/16/2021 Boston Condo Sales Could Reach A Record $5B By The End Of The Year—Bisnow

Condo buyers are returning to Boston’s urban core and are expected to spend a record $5B by the end of the year, according to a new Advisors Living report.
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11/16/2021 Nauset Completes Mixed-Use Development in Porter Square Cambridge—Boston Real Estate Times

Nauset Construction has completed St. James Place, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development that links the historic St. James Episcopal Church to 46 condominiums, 2,000 square feet of retail space, and a new parish hall that includes a neighborhood food pantry.
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11/10/2021 The city of Boston is exploring new initiatives to help millennial home buyers—boston.com

Trying to buy a home in the city of Boston can feel like trying to paddle across Boston Harbor in a nor’easter — excruciating with all of the elements working against you.
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11/1/2021 Real estate Q&A: How should condo board tell new residents about fee increase?—Boston Herald

Q: How should the board member interviewing new residents in our condominium association handle knowing there will be a significant increase in the monthly maintenance fees due to the increasing insurance premium?
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10/29/2021 New Rules to Protect Consumers From Unsafe Condos—MReport

In light of the Champlain Towers South condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, in June 2021, Fannie Mae is taking measures to show the public that condos and co-ops are still viable options for people in the market looking for something convenient and affordable.
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10/25/2021 Climate migration driving more buyers to Burlington, VT—Housing Wire

With stunning lake views, easy access to world class ski resorts, a pedestrian-friendly downtown bustling with shops and restaurants, and the vibrancy of a college town, Burlington, Vermont has long been a sought-after destination for homebuyers.
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10/19/2021 Developers propose Jamaica Plain condo project even Don Draper could love—Universal Hub

Developers have filed plans with the BPDA for a 36-unit condo project on a 12-acre parcel at the end of Rockwood Street at the Brookline line.
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10/12/2021 Apollo Lends $133M on Boston Condo Tower—Commercial Observer

Center Court Partners has secured a $133 million debt package to refinance a luxury condominium asset in Boston, Commercial Observer has learned.
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10/8/2021 Developer’s scaled-back pitch for Meetinghouse Hill condos aired at short public meeting—Dorchester Reporter

A developer’s proposal to replace a single-family home in Dorchester’s Meetinghouse Hill neighborhood with a 3-story, 15-unit condo building was given a speedy airing on Monday evening during a virtual meeting hosted by the Boston Planning Development & Planning Agency (BPDA).
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