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Attleboro Golf Course Poised for Sale as Redevelopment Opportunity

After more than seven decades as a fixture in the Attleboro, MA community, Stone-E-Lea Golf Course is preparing to close at the end of 2026. Attention now turns to the future of the approximately 140-acre, family-owned site at 1411 County St. and the opportunities it presents for redevelopment. To oversee...

Attleboro, MA · 6d

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Green tech firm eyes Brockton for new factory

BROCKTON — The city is close to a big economic win. An innovative but well-established green tech company plans to open a factory that would bring Brockton 100 jobs. Durra Panel USA LLC uses the leftovers from wheat and rice production to make construction panels. The company touts them as a durable, eco-friendly choice that can save builders up to 32% off materials and labor costs. "It essentially replaces drywall," said Maria Giatrelis, chief revenue officer for Durra Panel USA. She and other executives from the company visited their potential Brockton home, 132 Campanelli Industrial Drive , on Monday, Oct. 26. They'd be an anchor tenant at the 300,000+ square-foot warehouse. Durra Panel would hire about 100 people Derek Layfield , founder of the Australian company that originally made Durra Panel and an advisor to the U.S. operation, said the factory would employ about 100 people when it opens. He said another 1,000 jobs might be created as support companies sprout nearby. One example: powder-coating for steel components. Brockton's labor force was a draw. "People in Brockton know how to do this," Layfield said of the various manufacturing jobs they'll need to fill. The city's location right off Route 24

Brockton, MA · 7d

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This Underrated Massachusetts Town Is So Affordable You Can Comfortably Retire On Social Security Alone

Somewhere in north-central Massachusetts, there’s a town named after a fruit that somehow never gets the attention it deserves, and that town is Orange. If you’ve been scrolling through retirement guides and cost-of-living calculators wondering where your Social Security check could actually stretch far enough to cover rent, groceries, and maybe even a slice of pie, Orange, Massachusetts might just be the answer you didn’t know you were looking for.

Orange, MA · 13d

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Berkshire region real estate sales – October 30, 2026

550 County Road: Michael K. Bruneau of Becket to Michael K. Bruneau and Cynthia Smith, $1 on 10/15/2026. 16 Elm Street: Michael E. Darroch and Michele E. Darroch of Dalton to Michele E. Darroch, $1 on 10/14/2026. 987 South Street: Bankruptcy Estates Of Ests Of and Angela Welch of Dalton...

Pittsfield, MA · 7d

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Thinking About Your Next Move?

There's something truly special about calling Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester and the Southcoast of Massachusetts home. From our picturesque harbors and beautiful beaches to rolling farmland, historic villages, and close-knit communities, the Southcoast offers an extraordinary quality of life. But even in a place as desirable as ours, the real estate...

Mattapoisett, MA · 8d

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Four Seasons Boston Debuts Apartment Suites for Extended Stays

Boston travelers seeking longer visits now have a refined new option at the city’s landmark Four Seasons Hotel. The property has introduced its City Suites Collection, a set of 11 one- and two-bedroom residences created specifically for stays of at least one month. Monthly rates begin at $30,000. ([1]) Meeting a Growing Demand for Extended

Boston, MA · 7d

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Data center next door divides old Massachusetts mill town

Lowell, Massachusetts - Retiree Eileen Castle hasn't been able to enjoy her backyard since a data center moved in next door in Lowell, Massachusetts, bringing noise, fumes, dust, and water mist. But a few streets away, contractor Louis Haas is grateful to Markley, the company running the facility, for redeveloping an abandoned site he says was rife with drug use. Dubbed "the Dungeon" by some locals for the imposing black silhouette it casts over a residential neighborhood of this old milling city, those opposing views encapsulate how data centers are polarizing communities across the country. ...

Lowell, MA · 7d

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State sued over Mass. rental assistance program’s paused third year

AS DEMAND FOR the state’s emergency shelter beds ballooned in early 2025, along with the strain on its homelessness prevention programs, the Healey administration asked lawmakers to provide funding for its rental subsidy program HomeBASE. The funds would continue to cover two years for eligible families, with the possibility of a third year.

Massachusetts · 8d

The Providence Journal

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RI’s housing future depends on what we do now | Opinion

In my years as Rhode Island’s auditor general and later as executive director of the Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns, I saw how closely our state’s economic future is tied to the strength of our communities. I also saw how important it is to pair good plans with the resources needed to put them into action. Few issues illustrate that connection more clearly than housing. When Rhode Islanders cannot find homes they can afford, the consequences extend far beyond the housing market. Employers struggle to attract and retain workers. Young people have a harder time putting down roots. Families face difficult choices about where to live and how to make ends meet. Communities struggle to sustain their neighborhoods, grow their tax bases and meet residents’ needs. We cannot build a stronger Rhode Island economy without addressing the cost and availability of housing. There is no single solution. We need more homes across a range of prices, greater opportunities for first-time homebuyers, investment in existing housing, and tools that help municipalities and developers turn suitable properties into places where people can live. Every community has different needs, and our approach must reflect that. In 2024, Rhode Island voters approved

Rhode Island · 6d

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Stone-E-Lea Listed for Sale

Stone-E-Lea Golf Course in Attleboro has been listed for sale. The address of the course, 1411 County Street, is listed for sale by 128 CRE, a commercial real estate agency based in Newton. 128 CRE writes on the listing:. “128 CRE is pleased to present a large-scale redevelopment opportunity at...

Attleboro, MA · 7d

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Areas You May Want To Steer Clear Of If You're A Massachusetts 1st-Time Home Buyer

Buying your first home can be a very long and complicated process during which your stress levels reach maximum overload.

Berkshire County, MA · 9d

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44 Affordable Homes Open at Roxbury's Bartlett Station, Tenant Finds Peace

A five-story building with 44 affordable apartments has opened on the site of a former MBTA trolley yard in Roxbury, marking the latest piece of a sprawling redevelopment that's been unfolding for nearly a decade. Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of 59 Bartlett Station Drive, and for at least one new resident, the moment carried deep personal weight.

Boston, MA · 7d

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Massachusetts city launches dashboard to track housing projects as it pursues 2030 goal

"Residents have told us they want clear, reliable information about how housing is changing in Cambridge."

Cambridge, MA · 6d

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Recent Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending Oct. 23

Damaris and Matthew Hanson purchased 130 Vineyard Meadow Farms Road in West Tisbury for $1,100,000 from Kevin P. Wojcik Trust, Lynn E. Dolan Trust, Kevin P. Wojcik Revocable Trust and Lynn E. Dolan Revocable Trust on Oct. 19. Chilmark. JFAB5 LLC purchased 7 Black Point Road and 0 Beach Lot...

Edgartown, MA · 7d

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IREM president’s message: The housing shortage is more than a numbers problem

New England’s housing shortage has become a familiar headline, typically with the issue being addressed in terms of supply, affordability, and public policy. But for property managers, the crisis is personal and increasingly operational. Every day, property management professionals confront the domino effects of a limited housing market: increased...

Boston, MA · 7d

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Fresh Kicks: Anchoring Revitalization in Massachusetts’ Former ‘Shoe City’

On October 15, a coalition of regional housing agencies, architects and nonprofit developers came together to celebrate the opening of Campello Crossing, a 94-unit affordable housing development that brings together environmentally conscious design, rich transit access and locally focused economic development. Together, the partners have hope that the mixed-use project will usher in an era of revitalization for South Brockton, Mass. a neighborhood and former industrial hub just 30 minutes south of Boston.

Brockton, MA · 8d

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Colliers facilitates 37,262 s/f lease at 79-85 Astor Ave. in Norwood to Nano-C

Norwood, MA Colliers has facilitated a new 37,262 s/f lease at 79-85 Astor Ave., a manufacturing/flex building. Colliers represented both the landlord, Kadima Industrial Partners and DRA Advisors, and the tenant, Nano-C, in the transaction. Colliers executive vice president Ovar Osvold and vice president Sean Hannigan represented the landlord, while executive vice presidents Kevin Brawley and Steve Woelfel and vice president John Real represented Nano-C.

Norwood, MA · 7d

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Stone-E-Lea Golf Course in Attleboro for sale

Attleboro, MA · 6d

WPRI 12 News

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Rhode Islanders moving in together amid affordability crisis

Target 12 consumer reporter Sarah Guernelli speaks with the president of the Rhode Island Realtors Association about why many people are feeling priced out of the housing market.

Rhode Island · 8d