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12/23/2024 Clinton officials welcome building boom of apartments and condos downtown and on Route 1 - CT Insider

The recent boom in apartment and condo construction is happening as more people discover the town's desirability, says Town Planner Abby Piersall.
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12/17/2024 Condominium in Boston sells for $3.7 million - MassLive

A 1,249-square-foot condominium built in 1850 has changed hands. The historic property located at 122 Beacon Street in Boston was sold on Nov. 21, 2024, for $3,661,400, or $2,931 per square foot. The layout of this condominium includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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12/13/2024 Developer planning 25 condos for Granite Ave. parcel - Dorchester Report

A Dorchester-based developer unveiled plans for a 5-story, 25-unit condo building on Granite Avenue abutting Cedar Grove Cemetery during a virtual meeting organized by the Boston Planning Dept. on Monday evening that drew about 50 participants.
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12/9/2024 Former Stamford Playtex building to be razed, 56 condos built under new development proposal - Stamford Advocate

Developers are looking to turn an office complex at 700 Fairfield Ave. in the south end into condos, the newest effort to convert under-utilized office properties into housing.
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12/6/2024 Traffic, access, ledge removal among concerns for 12-unit Rockaway Annex condo plan - Hull Times

Neighbors and town officials raised concerns about the impacts of a proposed three-story, 12-unit comprehensive permit project on one of the highest points in Hull during a zoning board of appeals hearing this week.
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12/2/2024 Stratford developer seeks 24-unit condo complex on Cutspring Road - CT Post

A local developer is proposing to build two dozen condominiums in the town’s north end as part of a new residential complex.
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11/27/2024 Rising condo fees push Boston buyers to negotiate extras - Boston Globe

Experts: It's still a seller's market, but a slowdown in sales means shoppers can find wiggle room.
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11/25/2024 This 175-square-foot Back Bay condo is for sale. Could you live in it? - Boston Globe

What's this — a condominium for sale in Boston's Back Bay for less than $400,000?
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11/20/2024 Person rushed to hospital from Leominster condo fire - WHDH

One person was rushed to the hospital after a fire broke out in a condominium building in Leominster. The fire department responded around 2 a.m. Wednesday to the fire on North Meadow drive.
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11/15/2024 A Penthouse Soars Atop the Tallest Residential Tower in New England - Mansion Global

Delivered as an empty white box with just plumbing and electricity, this duplex penthouse sits at the very top of the tallest residential tower in New England.
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11/13/2024 New owners of Springfield landmark, The Fort, plan upstairs condo development

The team that saved The Student Prince Café and The Fort from shutting down in 2014 bought the restaurant’s building Thursday from the embattled New England Farm Workers Council.
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11/11/2024 Residents displaced after explosion in NH condo complex - NBC

Residents were displaced from their homes after an explosion at a condominium complex in Plaistow, New Hampshire on Sunday.
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11/7/2024 Seattle Street in Allston could get 43 affordable condos, a woonerf and edible plantings - Universal Hub

A developer has filed plans for a three-story, three-building condo development at 65-79 Seattle St. that would include things most Boston projects don't get, including plantings that will include nut trees and a "woonerf" - a sort of combination plaza, driveway and shaded area that is popular in the Netherlands and which could ultimately be connected to a local "greenway" path once Harvard finishes its own research campus nearby.
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11/4/2024 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum just bought an apartment building. Here’s why. - Boston.com

In an unusual move, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum has shelled out $22.8 million to enter the real estate business. The Boston museum acquired the 62-unit multifamily building at 14 Palace Road and 11 Tetlow St., located behind its new wing, to prevent redevelopment that could threaten its mission.
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10/31/2024 Woman dies from injuries after fire at Stoughton condo complex - NBC Boston

A woman has died after being injured in a fire last week in Stoughton, Massachusetts. The fire broke out Thursday at a condominium complex on Greenbrook Drive. Crews airlifted the woman, who was in her 90s, to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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10/29/2024 In the wake of cuts, Emerson president’s $5 million Ritz-Carlton condo draws criticism - Boston Globe

A year before announcing budget cuts that included 10 layoffs in August, Emerson College bought a $5.25 million luxury condo for its president near the private school’s downtown campus.
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10/22/2024 Fire Destroys Portion Of Condo Building At Okemo Mountain Resort - Unofficial Networks

NBC5 reports that nine local fire departments responded to a fire at a condo in Ludlow, Vermont. The fire happened at the Slopeside Condos situated at 60 Okemo Trailside Road. This condo building is located near the Sachem ski trail. Twelve people were inside the building when it started but were able to escape. One side of the building is a complete loss, while the other portion of the complex suffered minor damage.
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10/14/2024 First apartment complex at Suffolk Downs opens - Boston.com

Amaya, the first residential building at the repurposed Suffolk Downs racetrack, is ready to welcome residents. Humans, not horses.
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10/11/2024 Councilor Wants Condo Construction to Come First in Boston ‘Accelerator Fund’ - Banker & Tradesman

Boston city councilors debated a proposal Tuesday that would give developers of home ownership condominiums priority in receiving city funding designed to break the logjam of stalled developments.
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10/8/2024 A high-end rebound? Luxury condo project among first since COVID to break ground downtown. - Boston Globe

A building at 55 India St. is one of the few high-end buildings to land construction financing since the pandemic.
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