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NFPA to Leave Quincy, Puts 50-Acre Campus Up for Sale
1600 Crown Colony Dr. — Approximate Site Of Planned Development. The National Fire Protection Association is preparing to leave Quincy, putting its longtime Batterymarch Park campus on the market in a move that could open the door to new housing in the office park. The four-building, 528,540-square-foot campus sits on nearly 50 acres in West Quincy, and brokers marketing the property say existing zoning already allows for multifamily housing with City Council approval through a special permit.
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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.
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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
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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. ...