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10/19/2026 $10.9M Boston penthouse owned by tech billionaire heads to auction at steep discount - MassLive

A sprawling downtown Boston penthouse owned by tech billionaire Michael Dell is heading to the auction block at a significant discount, offering a glimpse into the city’s cooling ultra-luxury real estate market.
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10/13/2026 Developer proposes condos with a diner on Poydras Street on the Hyde Park/Mattapan line - Universal Hub

A South Boston developer has filed plans to replace a single-family home at 64 Poydras St. in Hyde Park with a five-story, 36-condo building with a ground-floor diner. In plans filed with the Boston Planning Department, Dalfior Development says its proposed building, near the Match Community Day Charter Public School, would have 15 parking spaces in a garage and a 1,900-square-foot diner with an outdoor patio on the site.
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10/7/2026 CT condo is a rare unit with large floor plan. It’s for sale for under $220K - Hartford Courant

.A Connecticut condo unit that is one of two units in the complex with two bedrooms, two levels and two full bathrooms has come up for sale. Located at 839 Main St. in Torrington, Unit 84 also has full length skylights the complex, Warrenton Mills, is known for, according to its listing. Not all units get the skylights, according to its listing, and this unit is on the upper level of the North Mill building where it takes advantage of the sawtooth roofline feature.
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9/30/2026 Tough Times In Vermonts Mondo Condo - Ski Area Management

“It’s horrible,” said the Brookfield, Vt. resident, who has been trying to sell his “Middle Earth” condominium near central Vermont’s Sugarbush Ski Resort for three years.
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9/24/2026 $1.25m Brookline condo in converted church features full rose window - Boston.com

The congregation of Saint Mark’s Methodist Church first assembled in Brookline in 1873; by 1891, it had grown to the point where its members purchased 25,000 square feet of land at the corner of Vernon and Park Streets and hired one of Boston’s best-known architects to design a church building for them. George A. Clough, who also designed Boston’s Suffolk County Courthouse, drew up the plans for an 8,000-square-foot Romanesque Revival church that would become a landmark in the residential neighborhood, according to the Brookline Historical Society.
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9/22/2026 20-unit condo building near Ashmont gets the green light from city planners - Dorcester Reporter

A proposal to build 20 new condos at 2062 Dorchester Ave., which sits just north and east of its intersection with Gallivan Blvd., won approval from the Boston Planning Department board on Sept. 17. The four-story project, advanced by developers Fernando Dalfior and Brad Cangiamila, includes four income-restricted units and a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom condominiums, including four income-restricted units.
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9/10/2026 Beacon Hill condo in converted church headquarters sells for $8.4M - NBC

A former headquarters building on Beacon Hill for the Unitarian Universalist Association that's been turned into a luxury condominium building has had a unit sell for $8.4 million.
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9/4/2026 A Rhode Island Condo in Taylor Swift’s Neighborhood Just Sold for a Record $18.5 Million - Robb Report

Rhode Island‘s Watch Hill community is historically known as a summer resort with grand Victorian-era summer cottages built by wealthy families. These days, the seaside enclave is best known for having Taylor Swift as one of its most famous homeowners.
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8/31/2026 ‘Village in the Woods’ battle: Rural CT town balks at plan for 40 condos in a forest - Hartford Courant

A developer’s plan for 40 market-rate condos in the middle of a woodland in rural Brooklyn is drawing fire from residents who say they don’t want their quiet, sparsely developed town built up. The proposal for the bucolic-sounding Village in the Woods has brought out a series of longtime property owners complaining that it would create traffic and burden the school system while generating nothing that current residents want.
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8/28/2026 Sun Homes JV Secures $75M for Connecticut Office-to-Condo Conversion - Multi-Housing News

A joint venture between Sun Homes and Hudson Bay Capital have secured a $74.5 million loan for the acquisition and redevelopment of a former Stamford, Conn. office building into a 63-unit luxury condominium property. An affiliate of Apollo Global Management provided the funds.
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8/21/2026 Cape Cod sees jump in closed-home and condo sales - Boston Agent Magazine

July brought steamy temperatures and an active housing market to the Cape Code region, according to preliminary data released by the Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS®. During the month, 302 single-family homes and 76 condominiums sold, marking year-over-year increases of 20.3% and 13.4%, respectively.
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8/17/2026 Boston Home Overlooking the Gold-Domed Massachusetts State House Sells for $8.4 Million - Mansion Global

An apartment in a historic townhouse overlooking Boston Common has sold for $8.4 million, a significant discount from its original ask of $12 million in 2024.
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8/14/2026 Developer plans 252 apartments, condos near rail station in Ansonia - CT Insider

As Connecticut looks to spur economic growth on the Waterbury commuter rail corridor, one of the Bridgeport area's most active developers is proposing more than 250 apartments and condominiums in Ansonia along the Naugatuck River.
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8/10/2026 BOMI Announces New Board Members: Three CRE Industry Experts Elected to BOMI Board of Trustees - BOMA.org

Building Owners and Managers Institute (BOMI) is pleased to announce the election of three new Board of Trustees members representing all commercial real estate industry segments. The elections occurred at BOMI’s Spring Board Meeting on May 7, 2026.
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8/4/2026 Pencils Down For Boston Condo Developers As Buyers Stay On The Sidelines - BisNow

As condo towers continue to rise in Miami and New York City, Boston's skies are almost crane-free, and experts expect they will be for a while. There is only one large condominium tower project in the city under construction — The Fallon Cos.' 122-unit One Harbor Shore Drive in the Seaport — as developers navigate higher interest rates and development costs as well as sluggish sales of their existing inventory.
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7/31/2026 The Maine Real Estate & Development Association (MEREDA) names new president and 2026-2027 officers - New England Real Estate Journal

Jennifer Small, a partner at Malone Commercial Brokers is the new president of the Maine Real Estate & Development Association (MEREDA), a statewide organization of commercial real estate owners, developers and related service providers. Founded in 1985, MEREDA promotes responsible development and ownership of real estate in Maine through legislative advocacy, educational programs and professional networking opportunities.
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7/27/2026 Dozens Of Homes And Properties In Concord And Penacook Were Sold In June 2026 - Patch

Dozens of homes, condos, townhouses, and manufactured homes were sold in Concord and Penacook last month, according to the latest sales data.
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7/24/2026 'They did zero to protect us.' Rooster River floods Bridgeport condo building again - News12

People living at Cartright Towers in Bridgeport experienced déjà vu Wednesday, cleaning up yet again after storms Tuesday caused the Rooster River to quickly rise out of its banks and flood the condo building’s ground floor.
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7/20/2026 Rhode Island Commission To Study State's Condo Laws - Patch

A special commission will study Rhode Island's condominium laws. The 16-member commission will consider modernization of and updates to the state’s Condominium Act.
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7/16/2026 Judge settles South Boston condo-development lawsuit with some help from Horton the Elephant - Universal Hub

Suffolk Superior Court Judge Adam Hornstine last week turned what could have been your typical dry ruling on a contract dispute involving the replacement of an East 2nd Street garage with a condo building into a treatise on the perils of greed, one filled with references to Dr. Seuss's big-eared, tree-sitting hero, "Mad Men," Han Solo, nice summer days at Sullivan's and the way South Boston residents mark parking spots after a blizzard.
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