Boylston Properties paid $46M for five office buildings in Wellesley’s Lower Falls and plans cosmetic upgrades while keeping the site office-focused.

Werewolf agreed to end its Watertown lease, will pay a $2.7M termination fee and sold a program to Jazz while cutting staff to stretch cash.

Middleborough’s Dairy Queen sold for $4.2M to family members, keeping the treat-only shop open. Brokers say the busy, barn-style location ranks near the top of Dairy Queen’s nation-wide performers.

CBSET is expanding into Waltham with a 110,000‑sqft facility that will triple preclinical capacity and serve as a U.S. hub for foreign biotechs.

City and state are pitching roughly $10.5 million into a 110‑unit Nubian Square project, the first private use of Boston’s Housing Accelerator Fund to help stalled housing move forward.

A New Jersey firm paid about $50M for a cluster of Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue storefronts, adding fresh investor momentum to Back Bay retail.

Developers revived an 18‑story Hood Park tower at 25 Supertest proposing a 130‑room hotel, 108 apartments and a one‑acre Hood Green.

Toll Brothers is reviving plans to convert Heather Hill Country Club into a 384‑unit 55+ community after Plainville cleared a key water and sewer permit.

A unanimous Landmarks Commission vote has given the century‑old Copley Plaza Hotel local landmark status, triggering design‑review protections for the Back Bay icon.

TD Bank will consolidate Boston operations into Two International Place and expects most Boston staff to work on-site four days a week after the move. The lease nearly doubles its downtown footprint.

Fenwick has grown its Boston team from about 17 to 37 in roughly a year and says its One International Place office is full. The expansion underscores demand for IP and life‑sciences legal talent in Boston.

A Boston developer wants to convert the long‑vacant Benny’s Plaza in Plymouth into a 184‑unit senior living community, reviving the shuttered Court Street site.

Greystar and Haseko have begun work on a 189-unit, transit-oriented community at 100 West Street in Needham Heights, with demolition underway and completion expected in fall 2027.