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Where the Capital Goes: HYM’s Tom O’Brien on Cost, Capital and the One Thing Boston’s Builders Need to Agree On
On Monday, Nov. 16, High-Profile hosts the Built Leadership Forum, a day built around one question: what gets built next, and who is going to lead it? The program starts with what leaders are seeing across capital and development, turns to how organizations are responding, and closes with where innovation has to move from innovation to impact. Every session is an intentionally crafted conversation delivering valuable insight from the region’s built leadership.
CBS News
Ballot question 6 in Massachusetts would create Nature for All Fund
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Central Mass. real estate transfers, Sunday, Oct. 25
Ashburnham $530,000, 173 Sherbert Rd, John J Wilson Jr T, and Wilson Jr, John J, to Smith, Matthew, and Smith, Asgtyn.$383,600, 16 Chapel St, Janeen M Quintal Ret, and Quintal, Janeen M, to Bellevance, Victoria.$376,150, 189 Sherbert Rd, Tarra, Robin M, to Rheaume, Ashley B.$350,000, 3 Dunn Rd, 3 Dunn Rd LLC, to Ashburnham Lakes LLC. Ashby $630,000, 557 Fitchburg State Rd, Khanoyan, Michael T, and Khanoyan, Brittan M, to Shepardson, Keegan Herber, and Shepardson, Lauren Mikael.$575,000, 110 Piper Rd, Complete Hm Improvement I, to Ramirez, Brianna, and Caceres, Jonathan.$174,000, 72 Park Rd, Nielson Donald C Est, and Nielson, Brian, to Melo, Pedro, and Melo, Sarah. Athol $387,000, 232 Arlington St, Haughton Jr, Reginald C, to Patria, Angelica, and Patria, Brian.$250,000, 1-5 Petersham Rd, Rrj T, and Godin, Frances, to Piragis, Ryan, and Piragis, Sarah.$200,000, 75 Coolidge St, Chartier, Maria Luisa, to Bertnell Realty Inc. Auburn $6,600,000, 735 Southbridge St, Atlanta Re Holdings LLC, to Bocada Milbury LLC.$725,000, 773 Southbridge St, Taylor, David C, to 773 Southbridge St LLC.$490,000, 7 Simonds St, Gilles, Patricia, to Lewis, Charles Joseph, and Lloyd, Mackenzie.$474,000, 304 South St, Provest, F Hilary, to Roskes, Kenay B, and Roskes, Cassidy M.$470,000, 4 Loring St, Langway, Katie
New York Post
Nearly 3,000 ‘witches’ gather in Salem to break macabre world record in spooky stunt
Last weekend, more than 2,700 “witches” gathered in Salem, MA i n a world record attempt for the most witch hats worn at once. While the official jury is still out from the Guinness Book of World Records, there was no doubt that throngs of witches showed up for the charity event commemorating the area’s 400th anniversary. But while Salem’s history is notoriously a bit macabre, the vibe there today is anything but somber. And in spite of an uptick in visitors this time of year, full-time residents say it’s the vibrant community that lured them in and keeps them entranced. Massive crowds in spooky attire are nothing new for Salem’s residents. In fact, if history repeats, this October there will be around a million more Halloween fun-hunters descending upon “Witch City” (Salem’s nicknamed nod to the infamous witch trials of 1692). “Life in Salem is magical and I personally enjoy the influx of crowds during Halloween because I was among them 25 years ago,” says Luisa Cornish, who first visited Salem on vacation and immediately knew she wanted to live there someday. “We dropped by Salem because I was a huge ‘Bewitched’ fan, but the town was so warm
hoodline.com
Chelsea Eyes 162 Apartments Next to Market Basket in Major Housing Push
Market Basket and Chelsea officials have spent roughly a year quietly shaping a concept that could transform the grocery chain's 30-acre property into a mixed residential and retail district, complete with 162 new apartments steps from the store's front doors. The plan remains conceptual, with no developer signed on and no formal proposal filed, but it marks one of the most ambitious housing ideas the city has floated for the area west of Route 1.
connectcre.com
MassChallenge to Establish New Global Headquarters in Fenway
Global accelerator MassChallenge plans to relocate its world headquarters to 401 Park Dr. in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood. The move to the Alexandria Real Estate Equities-owned campus represents a relocation from the Seaport District, where it has been based since its founding in 2009. “When I think about MassChallenge’s history...
iamagazine.com
whdh.com
Market Basket looking into massive redevelopment for area around Chelsea location
CHELSEA, MASS. (WHDH) - Market Basket is behind a redevelopment proposal to add 162 homes and 39,000 square feet of retail space around its Chelsea location. The housing and retail space would all have access to the commuter rail. Chelsea City Manager, Fidel Maletz, said the Market Basket on Everett...
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Winn Completes $51M Residences on Lincoln Square
Worcester, MA — WinnCompanies recently celebrated the completion of a $51 million construction effort that delivered 80 affordable, energy-efficient apartment homes for adults 55 and older in Worcester. Gov. Maura Healey and officials from the City of Worcester joined WinnCompanies executives on Oct. 21 to cut the ribbon of The Residences on Lincoln Square.
theweektoday.com
Committee to consider town ownership of 30 Howland Road property
LAKEVILLE -- Lakeville has formed a committee to look at possibly acquiring property at 30 Howland Road where a developer is seeking to remove millions of yards of earth over a 10-year period. A 30 Howland Road Property Acquisition Advisory Committee will research the issue and bring back recommendations to...
vineyardgazette.com
Island Housing Projects Get Funding Boost
All six Island towns won state funds last week to support affordable housing projects. On Tuesday, Governor Maura Healey announced $2 million in Seasonal Communities Grant Program awards to support housing and infrastructure in 24 seasonal Massachusetts towns, with more than $400,000 going to the Island. Other beneficiaries included Nantucket and towns on Cape Cod and in the Berkshires.
theberkshireedge.com
Berkshire region real estate sales – October 23, 2026
375 East Road: Wiliam T. Beattie and Martha Beattie of Clarksburg to Aaron E. Beattie and Stefan R. Beattie, $1 on 10/08/2026. 150 N St #2: Thomas Perreault and Judith Perreault of Dalton to Karen Hume, $225,000 on 10/09/2026. 83 Cider Lane #83: Yona D. Hermanm of Dalton to Lester...
BC Heights
Rappaport Panel Dissects the Impact of Affordable Rental Policies
Housing policy experts discussed several key strategies to combat the rental affordability crisis Wednesday at a panel hosted by the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy. “So much of the public discourse about how to resolve this problem has overwhelmingly focused on increasing the supply of housing, talking about...
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Shepley Bulfinch Opens New Boston Studio at 200 State Street
Boston, MA — Shepley Bulfinch has opened its new Boston studio at 200 State Street, Suite 805. After nearly a century in the Ames Building and decades in 2 Seaport, a building the firm designed, the move redefines how the Boston team comes together, applying the participatory, research-driven approach the firm brings to complex institutional and research environments to its own hybrid workplace.
The Providence Journal
Providence accuses developer of 'scamming' city using affordable housing law
The Rhode Island Supreme Court heard fiery arguments this week in a case where the Providence City Council is seeking to intervene in a tax deal made by the administration of former Providence mayor Jorge Elorza affecting 10 downtown Providence properties owned by Cornish Associates, the real estate firm of Arnold "Buff" Chace. "This was an unlawful scam that was perpetrated on the Superior Court and the City of Providence," rang the accusation from Max Wistow, the attorney who argued on behalf of the City Council. According to Wistow, previous administration officials knowingly superseded their authority to broker a tax deal that, he claimed, violated tax stabilization agreements that the council had already passed on some of these properties. Lawyers for the 10 real estate properties fired back that the City Council's claims "sought to weaponize" ordinary civil functions in City Hall, that the council was on "a fishing expedition," that the case was "wildly outside" the strictures of timeliness when it was originally filed, and that the council had no standing to oversee, much less challenge, a tax agreement that it was not a party to. In short : After years of court arguments and appeals, attorneys in the