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CREDA Massachusetts to Honor Leading Projects and Industry Leaders at 2026 Awards Celebration
Annual event at Fenway Park will recognize standout commercial real estate developments across Massachusetts and celebrate industry leadership. BOSTON— CREDA Massachusetts will host its 2026 Awards Celebration & Annual Meeting on Thursday, November 19, bringing together commercial real estate professionals to recognize outstanding projects, celebrate industry leadership, and reflect on the accomplishments shaping the sector across the Commonwealth.
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This Overlooked Massachusetts Town Lets You Live Like Royalty For Just $1,500 A Month
Somewhere between Boston’s sky-high rent and the Vermont border, there’s a Massachusetts city that’s been quietly doing everything right while the rest of the state wasn’t paying attention. Gardner, Massachusetts is that city, and it’s about time someone told you the truth about it. Now...
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Mini football field in front of Antonio Gibson's Foxborough home draws attention
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (WJAR) — When people think of football in Foxborough, Gillette Stadium may come to mind. But a home on Carroll Drive has its own small gridiron in the front yard. The home belongs to former New England Patriots running back Antonio Gibson and is on the market...
needhamobserver.com
Small changes for large houses
Two zoning articles regarding new house dimensions in Needham’s most populous neighborhoods (technically lots zoned as Single Residence B) came before Town Meeting Monday evening, but only one — focused on how much of a third floor can be more than 5 feet high and therefore livable space — was the subject of much discussion by Town Meeting members.
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Somerville Weighs Possibility of Mini Triple-Deckers Behind Triple-Deckers
Somerville residents and councilors are grappling with a possible side effect of the state's new accessory dwelling unit law: the construction of miniature three-story structures behind the city's iconic triple-deckers. Mayor Jake Wilson has proposed allowing three-story ADUs, while residents and councilors have raised concerns about the possibility. As reported...
BC Heights
A Solution to BC’s Housing Crisis Might Be Closer Than You Think
Whether students are cramped in forced triples or off-campus apartments, there never seems to be enough space at Boston College. But it looks like the University might have just come up with a 760,000-square-foot solution to that problem. On Sept. 15, BC acquired the 17.6-acre EF International Language Campus in...
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Fall River mill building purchased by local family-owned business
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WJAR) — A historic Fall River mill is now under new ownership, and the buyers aren’t a major developer. Instead, it’s a family-owned business with roots in the city. Frank Clegg Leatherworks, which has called the Tower Mill building home for about a decade,...
Newser
America's Top Small Cities Will Make You Want to Relocate
(This content was created with the help of AI.) If you like your cities on the smaller side, one Boston suburb just nabbed the crown. A new WalletHub analysis of more than 1,300 US cities with 25,000 to 100,000 residents ranks Lexington, Massachusetts, as the nation's top small city to call home. Researchers crunched 45 measures of livability, from housing costs and school quality to restaurant density and crime. Lexington stood out for safety—its property crime rate is fourth-lowest and its violent crime rate 21st-lowest in the study—and for residents' financial health, with a median househol...
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West Cambridge neighbors lose appeal against construction that gives board little to latch onto (corrected)
A residential project can go forward at 90 Lexington Ave. in West Cambridge, the city’s Board of Zoning Appeal decided Thursday, rejecting unanimously an appeal by neighbors to take back approvals for a building permit. It was the first appeal of a project approved under the city’s multifamily housing zoning passed in February 2025, noted one of the opponents.
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Revere OKs 16-Story Tower at Wonderland Ballroom Site With 334 Units
The Revere Zoning Board of Appeals has cleared the way for a 16-story, 170-foot apartment tower with 334 units on the site of the long-running Wonderland Ballroom, a vote that reshapes one of the city's most recognizable beachfront parcels. The board approved the project's variances by a 4-1 vote at its September 30, 2026, meeting, 16 days before October 16, paving the way for a building that will tower over the stretch of Revere Beach Boulevard where generations of locals once danced the night away.
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Swansea residents face choice to preserve Stony Creek Farm | Exclusive
It was once a rural community of farms and forests. Today, Swansea has all but made the transition to a suburb, with higher-density development potentially in store . Soon, one of the town’s last remaining farms — Stony Creek Farm — could be permanently conserved, if residents so choose. An article at a Oct. 19 special Town Meeting would appropriate funds for that purpose. “To see it developed would kill me,” said farm owner Erin Babbitt. At Town Meeting, residents will decide whether to let the town’s conservation commission spend $430,000 to preserve 33.7 acres of Babbitt’s farm. Funds would come out of the town’s community preservation fund , which currently holds over $3 million, according to Advisory and Finance Committee chair Robbie Alford. Approving the restriction ultimately depends on the state Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs . Its success could be at risk, according to new Swansea town administrator Mitch Ruscitti , because the years-long grassroots process hasn’t been done completely by the book. “If this is what the community wants, this is a great project. But it needs a little more time in the oven,” Ruscitti said. Babbitt has owned the farm for a decade, hosting
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Berkshire region real estate sales – October 16, 2026
17 Anthony Street: Melissa R. Tower and Gordon Miles Tower of Adams to Jackson B. Tower and Jake M. Tower, $1 on 09/30/2026. 41 Sir Galahad Drive: Daniel Champagne and Anna Champagne of Becket to Daniel Champagne, $1 on 09/30/2026. Dalton. 24 Mountain View: Craig D. Wilbur and Patricia A....
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Boston Planning Board Okays Tax Breaks on Four Residential Projects
The Boston Planning & Development Agency board has approved tax breaks for four residential developments totaling 1,400 units, reported the Boston Business Journal. The proposals make official a proposal made last month by Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration, with a combined $31 million in tax breaks to two Allston developments and others in Brighton and Charlestown. Wu has proposed spending upwards of $100 million on such tax breaks.