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1/24/2022 Boston's Available Condo Inventory 'Collapsed' In December, Pushing Prices Up—Bisnow

Homebuyers looking to purchase condos in the Boston area may have a hard time finding units available as the area's housing market continues to heat up this winter.
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1/24/2022 Condo project proposed for Rent-All site in Lower Mills—Dorchester Reporter

A Boston-based developer is looking to build his first project in Dorchester at the Rent-All of Boston location on Adams Street in Lower Mills, a 33-unit development on two lots that will capitalize on the existing grade changes to provide 29 underground parking spots.
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1/19/2022 Zoning board says nine-unit building too large for Dorchester dead end of three deckers, single-family homes—Universal Hub

The Zoning Board of Appeal today rejected a proposal for a four-story, nine-unit condo building at 9 Downer Ct., off Bowdoin Street in Dorchester.
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1/14/2022 Owners of condos in four-story East Broadway building sue to block construction of four-story addition to building next door—Universal Hub

The owners of the condos at 524 East Broadway, a four-story building near H Street in South Boston, today sued the Zoning Board of Appeal and the couple that owns the neighboring house, seeking to block construction of a four-story extension to the house next door, saying the board had some nerve approving a four-story addition that will harm them and set a precedent that will let owners of other smallish buildings over-densify the neighborhood.
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1/13/2022 Glastonbury council continues hearing on condo proposal—Yahoo! News

The Town Council didn't act Tuesday on a controversial proposal to convert the old Consolidated Cigar Corp. warehouse at 38 Hubbard St. to 30 condominium units, but at least three members revealed some of what they were thinking about the proposal.
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1/13/2022 Boston Condos Set to Rise With $345M Loan From Madison Realty Capital—Commercial Observer

Cronin Development has landed $345 million of construction financing for a planned mixed-use condominium development in Boston’s Seaport District, Commercial Observer has learned.
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1/10/2022 Is a Condo a Good Investment?—US News & World Report

Weighing the options of purchasing an investment property amid today’s fast-moving market can be a difficult decision, especially when considering the many types of homes available in today’s market.
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1/7/2022 Plans revised for proposed Cape Elizabeth condo project—The Southern Forecaster

The developer of a proposed 18-unit condominium complex near Fort Williams in Cape Elizabeth has revised the project plan to reduce the impact on wetlands and provide more open space.
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1/7/2022 Civic groups, residents at odds on Parkman St. condo proposal—Dorchester Reporter

Though invisible to the naked eye or to those unaffiliated civically, Parkman Street represents a stark boundary between Fields Corner and the St. Mark’s area, and while that boundary has been mostly non-controversial, a nine-unit condo development on the street is highlighting differences on both sides of the line.
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1/3/2022 How Rottet Studio designed a trio of owners-only amenity spaces for The Sudbury Residences at Bulfinch Crossing—Boston Globe

The Sudbury was initially conceived as rental apartments.
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12/23/2021 Urban Spaces, Diamond/Sinacori Complete Salem Mixed-Use Condo Development—Boston Real Estate Times

The joint venture of Urban Spaces and Diamond/Sinacori last week celebrated the opening of BRIX, the 61-unit, mixed-use condominium development in the heart of historic downtown Salem, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included BRIX residents, Massachusetts State Senator Joan Lovely, State Representative Paul Tucker, City of Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and other city officials, and various members of the development team.
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12/20/2021 Residents-Only Restaurants in Luxury Towers Were Struggling to Break Even. Then Covid Hit.—The Wall Street Journal

A few nights a week for several years, Maurice Joffe popped into Mina at the Tower, a residents-only eatery in the Boston condominium where he lives.
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12/16/2021 Portland Planning Board approves Munjoy Hill condo building despite neighbors’ concerns—Portland Press Herald

The Portland Planning Board has given unanimous approval to a four-story, 12-unit condominium building in the Munjoy Hill neighborhood despite some neighbors’ concerns that the building is out of character and threatens the affordability of the area.
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12/15/2021 Boston Man Charged With Arson At White Mountains Condo Complex—Patch.com

A Boston man is facing an arson charge in New Hampshire after an incident at a condo complex in Lincoln.
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12/15/2021 Why more people are buying condos in Connecticut—Connecticut Post

Demand has risen for condominiums, particularly new developments, in Connecticut at a time when the rate of multi-family home construction has dropped, industry professionals said.
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12/10/2021 This Savin Hill condo sold for a record-breaking $1,425,000—Boston.com

A Savin Hill condo recently sold for $1,425,000, setting a new record for condo sales in Dorchester, Joe Castro of Coldwell Banker Realty said.
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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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