Community members celebrated progress in Jackson Square at the grand opening of a new affordable housing development in the neighborhood.

Using the tool, Massachusetts residents can find out whether they qualify for clean energy incentives, rebates and tax credits for upgrades.

Strategic Land Ventures secured 1.9 acres of property to build The Sanctuary on East, a mixed-income development in Walpole.

Lucchino’s six-bedroom, seven-bathroom Brookline estate sits on a 0.75-acre corner lot and features amenities like a gym, wine cellar, bocce court and heated pool.

Once completed, the Residences at East Milton will provide a total of 92 mixed-income rental homes, including 23 affordable rental homes.

Ives Bank, formerly Savings Bank of Danbury, will provide financial assistance to homebuyers in the northeast through a partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston.

Homes in the Bay State often sell in under eight days, and bidding wars have become common.

Amid her bid for re-election, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced A Place to Thrive, a two-year anti-displacement action plan designed to remedy housing and development inequities in the city.

Brookline received an A+ for its public schools, an aspect of living in Brookline that contributes to its high family-friendliness ranking.

The deal comes after BVRE secured $1 million in funding from the Boston Acquisition Fund, a public-private revolving loan fund created by Mayor Wu’s administration.

An investigation from the FBI’s Boston office revealed a troubling uptick in scams.

Multifamily developer Wood Partners broke ground on April 1 on a new fully electric community in Bolton. Units may be available as soon as December.

Condos make up a majority of the top 10 most expensive homes for sale in Boston as of April 1.

Located in Malden, the 41-acre multifamily community features 919 one-, two- and three-bedroom rental units across 13 buildings.

WinnCompanies and the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) secured financing for redevelopment of the 35-building Mary Ellen McCormack complex.

A 162,296 square foot East Boston development received financing from Needham Bank.