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7/14/2025 Troubled Cambridge condo to be torn down due to risk of collapse - NBC

A troubled condo building along the Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is reportedly slated for demolition after being deemed a threat to public safety last month.
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7/8/2025 Condo building with a Dunkin' proposed for Brighton Center - NBC

More housing could be coming to Boston’s Brighton neighborhood. A proposed project would raze the existing building at 344-350 Washington Street in Brighton. A six-story, mixed-used building would be constructed in its place on the 6,450 square foot lot.
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7/2/2025 Harvard Square Apartments to Undergo Condo Conversion Following Sale - Connect CRE

The Griffith Pepdjonovic Group at Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of Ellery Apartments, a 14-unit multifamily property located at 84-86 Ellery St. in Cambridge, MA, for $6,650,000. The property is within walking distance of Harvard University and the Harvard MBTA station.
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6/30/2025 Investigation into Florida condo collapse is expected to finish in 2026 - Boston 25 News

More than four years after a Florida condominium collapse killed 98 people, federal investigators have yet to make a final determination of the cause — but they do have some leading theories. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, the agency handling the probe, said this week it hopes to conclude the investigation in 2026.
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6/26/2025 ‘Disturbing': 100K bed bugs believed to be in Brookline condo as infestation spreads - NBC Boston

Inside an apartment in Brookline, Massachusetts, trash can be seen piled up everywhere — and bed bugs, too. "It's disturbing," Richard Rubin said. "We're down the hall."
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6/25/2025 This Boston condo building is using VR goggles to show homes to prospective buyers - CBS News

Virtual reality is a popular way to play video games, but now a Boston condo building is using the technology for something a bit different: selling homes.
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6/20/2025 See inside the Seaport condo known as the ‘Grand Penthouse,’ listed at nearly $50 million - Boston.com

A sumptuous penthouse in Boston’s Seaport District is currently the most expensive home for sale in Massachusetts, with a listing price of close to $50 million.
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6/16/2025 Old Saybrook Zoning Commission to deliberate on planned affordable condominium project - CT Post

The Zoning Commission will start its deliberations Monday on Whispering Winds, a planned 13-unit condominium project that utilizes the state affordable housing law, 8-30g.
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6/11/2025 Neighborhood Homes Initiative - Boston.gov

The Neighborhood Homes Initiative uses City-owned land to create affordable homeownership opportunities for Boston homebuyers.
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6/9/2025 See inside the Seaport condo known as the ‘Grand Penthouse,’ listed at nearly $50 million - Boston Globe

A sumptuous penthouse in Boston’s Seaport District is currently the most expensive home for sale in Massachusetts, with a listing price of close to $50 million.
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6/4/2025 A Cambridge Condo Glows Up - Boston

Initially, Jill Najnigier’s empty-nester clients intended to reinvigorate their single-family home. Then, they pivoted, purchasing a vertically oriented condominium in a Victorian near Harvard Square. “It would have been an enormous undertaking to achieve the open layout and modern aesthetic they desired in their other home,” the designer shares.
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6/3/2025 Bystander helps rescue resident during South Burlington condo fire, officials say - NBC

A bystander helped rescue a resident during a fire at a South Burlington condominium complex on Tuesday morning.
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5/30/2025 What Condos You Can Buy in Rhode Island for Around $300,000 - GoLocalProv

The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International are offering three condominiums in a range of locations, living styles, and prices. Each is priced in the $300,000 range.
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5/28/2025 Final piece of Fan Pier put in place with luxury condo tower topping-off - Boston Globe

It all started with a helium balloon ride. Nearly two decades ago, the head of real estate at Vertex Pharmaceuticals was visiting Fan Pier. At the time, the 21-acre site in Boston was not much more than a windswept stretch of parking lots, bookended by the federal courthouse and the then-new waterfront home of the Institute of Contemporary Art. Developer Joe Fallon’s namesake firm used the balloon to rise up above the site and show off the views to potential tenants.
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5/27/2025 How AI is transforming Maine real estate listings - Bangor Daily News

If you’ve perused Maine real estate listings in the last few months, you might notice that photos often show bright homes with light emanating from windows against a vivid sky.
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5/22/2025 ‘It’s time to demolish it’: Cambridge condo owners face hard goodbye after evacuation - Boston.com

The owners of an historic 66-unit Cambridge condo building, who had to flee it in a hurry last year amid concerns it might collapse, are planning to demolish their home along the Charles.
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5/15/2025 So, You Want to Live in South Boston? - Boston Magazine

It’s always a party in this evolving waterfront enclave, where freshly built condos and a first-rate dining scene are now luring a wide range of newcomers.
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5/12/2025 Boston chicken shop closes after 9 years due to condo development - MassLive

A Boston restaurant that served up several home-style chicken meals has closed to make way for housing.
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5/9/2025 35 condos proposed for West 3rd Street in South Boston - Universal Hub

A South Boston developer has filed plans to replace a small commercial building and parking lot at 19-21 West 3rd St. in South Boston with a six-story, 35-unit condo building.
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5/7/2025 An attempt to build new housing in Jamaica Plain runs into trouble with its neighbor: the Arnold Arboretum - Boston Globe

For 90 years, the brick monastery on the edge of the Arnold Arboretum was home to the Poor Clare Nuns of Boston. Rarely open to anyone outside the cloistered religious order, the three-story property and its surrounding gardens were designed for a life of contemplative prayer. Last May, the nuns moved to Westwood, and it’s been empty for almost a year.
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