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Harbor Group to acquire over 2,500 New England apartments in $740M deal

HGI currently owns 978 units in the area and has bought and sold over 3,100 apartments across nine properties in Massachusetts.

Boston’s housing market worth over $1 trillion

The value of the U.S. housing market value hit $55.1 Trillion in June, Zillow found, and nine metros hold nearly one-third of the nation’s housing wealth.

Apartment construction outlook for Boston remains steady

Boston ranks 16th among the 20 most populous U.S metros for new apartment construction.

Patriots kick off season, partner with affordable housing organizations

Over the next two years, the Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation, in partnership with Bank of America, will issue a total of $300,000 to these and other local organizations serving Boston.

Residential conversion proposed for 95 Berkeley in Boston’s South End

Eighteen of the residences would be classified as affordable, while the remainder would be market rate.

Massachusetts is one of the happiest states

The Bay State earned excellent marks for emotional and physical well-being, thanks in part to the state’s excellent healthcare offerings.

Lexington and Winchester ranked among top cities in US for wealth and safety

Western Springs, Illinois took first place, while Massachusetts’ own Lexington and Winchester placed second and third.

First BPDA office-to-residential conversion at 281 Franklin welcomes residents

The project was the first to use the city’s Downtown Residential Conversion Incentive Program, which encourages developers to convert office buildings into residences.

Boston named the best city for teachers

Boston’s low student-to-teacher ratio (11:1) empowers teachers to provide excellent education to students. Plus, Boston spends more annually per student than any other city in the nation, at $30,388.

Massachusetts rent control moves forward

If approved by voters, the initiative would cap yearly rent increases at 5% or the annual increase in the Consumer Price Index, whichever is lower.

Boston’s seniors to receive housing support from new pilot program

SHORE-UP will support the over 10,000 older adults on the Boston Housing Authority’s affordable housing waitlist by providing financial support towards rent payments until placement.

Boston one of the most desirable places to move

Nationwide, survey respondents good cited weather, low crime and affordability as the most desirable qualities for a city to have.

Six-story condo building with a ground-floor Dunkin’ approved for Brighton

Located at 344-350 Washington St., the six-story development will replace an existing structure set for demolition.

Housing projects approved and funded for six Massachusetts gateway cities

Housing Development Incentive Program (HDIP) awards totalling $15 million will fund the development projects.

Work begins on residential redevelopment of Sacred Heart in East Cambridge

POAH plans to maintain the property’s architectural integrity and restore its historical exterior facades.

Junk fees trashed in Massachusetts

The change requires landlords to clearly disclose the total price of a product prior to collecting personal information from potential tenants.

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