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plymouthindependent.org
One citizens’ petition will go to Town Meeting
At least one of the three citizens’ petitions ruled “out of order” for Saturday’s Town Meeting is back on the agenda after its supporters agreed to drop a late change to their original petition. Plymouth’s longtime Town Moderator Steve Triffletti had initially decided to bar all...
nerej.com
WinnCompanies and Arch Communities complete 56-unit transit-oriented community
Braintree, MA WinnCompanies and development partner Arch Communities have completed The Eastwalk, a 56-unit, transit-oriented, mixed-income development. Federal, state and local officials joined WinnCompanies executives for a tour of the five-story community, which offers a range of bedroom sizes for low-income, middle-income, and market-rate households in a riverfront neighborhood expected to benefit from future city and state infrastructure investments.
vineyardgazette.com
Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending Oct. 9
NP Two LLC purchased 205 South Road in Chilmark from Tony Shalhoub TRS and Brooke Adams TRS for $4,550,000 on Oct. 6. Cronig Family 21 North Water LLC purchased 21 North Water Street in Edgartown from Murdicks Fudge Company of Massachusetts for $4,400,000 on Oct. 5. Michael L. Jackson and...
Martha's Vineyard Times
Katama Meadows overwhelmingly denied by MVC
One of the largest housing proposals ever evaluated by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission (MVC) was denied Thursday after seven, hours-long sessions where commissioners not only contemplated the plan in front of them but also the consequential impacts of vast housing development on the Island. Katama Meadows, the proposal commissioners...
allthatsinteresting.com
The Breakers: Inside The Opulent Gilded Age Mansion Built By Cornelius Vanderbilt II
Though the Vanderbilts spent millions to build The Breakers, they considered the 70-room mansion in Newport, Rhode Island to simply be their "summer cottage." The enchanting Breakers mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, is the epitome of Gilded Age luxury. Built by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, then one of the richest men in America, the 70-room mansion was a stunning summer getaway for the wealthy Vanderbilt family.
hoodline.com
Woonsocket Cuts Unsheltered Homelessness 85%, But Rent Crisis Still Looms
Woonsocket has cut its unsheltered homeless population by about 85% since 2023, city officials announced, with local accounts describing a drop from nearly 120 people without a safe place to sleep to just a dozen as of the last verifiable count in May. The news comes alongside a sobering counterpoint: roughly half of the city's renters are still cost-burdened, and officials say the underlying affordability crisis that drives homelessness in Woonsocket is far from solved.
WPRI 12 News
Rialto Theater in Providence to be demolished
fairhavenneighborhoodnews.com
Fairhaven Historical Commission to hold Community Forum
Residents, property owners, business owners, and community members are invited to attend a public forum to learn about the Town of Fairhaven’s Historic Property Survey Plan Project and provide input on historic preservation efforts through the community. The forum will be held on October 20, 2026 at 6pm in...
familydestinationsguide.com
You Don’t Need A Million Dollars To Retire Well, And This Small Connecticut Town Proves It
The retirement industrial complex would very much like you to believe that a comfortable retirement requires a number with a lot of zeros in it. Putnam, Connecticut has a different opinion, and it’s backed up by actual evidence. This small town in the Quiet Corner of northeastern Connecticut has...
hoodline.com
Seaport's Final Fan Pier Tower Opens, Topping Out Fallon's $13M Vision
Residents are moving into One Harbor Shore starting Wednesday, marking the completion of a 122-unit luxury condominium tower that sits in Boston's Seaport neighborhood next to the Institute of Contemporary Art. Sales are already closing on units ranging from roughly $1.2 million to over $13 million, with about one-third of the building's condos sold so far.
multihousingnews.com
Boston Financial Closes $191M LIHTC Fund
Most of the capital will support ground-up developments. Boston Financial has closed its Institutional Tax Credits 63 Limited Partnership fund, a multi-investor capital vehicle valued at $191 million. The fund will support the construction and preservation of 1,342 affordable apartments across 16 communities in 12 states. Seven institutional investors committed...
Yahoo!
Thinking About Moving? These 10 U.S. Cities Rank Highest for Quality of Life
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Designing a home that supports your well-being can make a real difference in your health and daily life, but feeling your best depends on more than what's inside your walls. It's hard to truly relax in your at-home sauna or enjoy a peaceful soak in the tub if your surroundings are stressful. Everything from air quality and public safety to housing costs and environmental conditions can impact how comfortable and secure you feel in where you live.
hoodline.com
New England Lenders Can Now Score 1.5 Million More Mortgage Hopefuls
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston is now letting its member banks and credit unions pledge mortgages scored with VantageScore 4.0 as collateral, a change that took effect immediately this week and could open credit access to as many as 1.5 million additional consumers across New England. The bank's footprint spans Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont, and the shift gives its more than 400 member institutions a new way to serve borrowers who have traditionally struggled to get scored at all.