Devens

Devens, MA · Real Estate
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10-Story Building Proposed off Lord Overpass
LOWELL – There’s nowhere to go but up in Lowell, and a real estate developer has proposed a 10-story, market-rate apartment building adjacent to the site of the old Molly Kay’s Pub off Middlesex Street. New Hampshire-based 5.1 Thorndike Street LLC appeared before Lowell’s Historic Board for...
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Boston 25 News WFXT
Why can’t people afford to live in Massachusetts anymore? Experts reveal what could fix it
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theworcesterguardian.org
Vacant Worcester factory to become 58 apartments with MassDevelopment financing
A century-old industrial building that has stood vacant for more than a decade in Worcester’s Main South neighborhood is being transformed into 58 apartments, part of a growing effort to turn the city’s former manufacturing properties into housing. MassDevelopment provided a $1.8 million bridge loan to Beacon Street...
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Acre Families Getting New Place to Spend Their Dollar
LOWELL – A third location of Family Dollar, the discount variety store, is under construction at 565 Market St. The store will be located in the ground-floor retail space of Suffolk Place, the four-story, mixed-use affordable condo development at Suffolk and Market streets in the Acre neighborhood. Family Dollar’s...
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Taunton Daily Gazette
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mykeenenow.com
West Street Shopping Center in Keene Sold to New York-Based Retail Owner
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) West Street Shopping Center has a new owner. DLC, a New York-based shopping center owner and operator, announced Nov. 10 that it had acquired the 206,319-square-foot property in a joint venture with investment management firm Cohen & Steers. The purchase was made through an off-market transaction, meaning the property was not publicly marketed for sale.
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Should Massachusetts change "heating season" law at state housing?
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After five years: A look at how the MBTA Communities Act is playing out
Reporters from local newsrooms look at what the state’s multifamily zoning law has delivered in Lexington, Cambridge, Arlington, Belmont and Waltham — and where it hasn’t. While driving through just about any Boston suburb these days — or better yet, riding the MBTA bus, commuter rail or...