A Michigan company has bought the Vineyard’s only family campground. Northgate says there are no immediate changes planned, but islanders are watching closely.

Oak Bluffs voters approved up to $5 million to buy or seize the long‑vacant Island Theatre, moving to reclaim a blighted downtown landmark despite owners’ objections.

A memorandum with Solar International Core Canada would give the company first‑look rights in Lowell’s JAM district and could bring up to $2 billion into the city’s redevelopment plans. City planning documents tie the pledge to the $800M LINC strategy anchored by UMass Lowell.

Skanska cleared a major city commission hurdle for Longwood Place, a 1.7M‑sf mixed‑use plan on Simmons land that adds labs, housing and public space.

The School Committee advanced a plan to ask the MSBA for a new Mel King Academy building at 90 Warren Ave, aiming to consolidate services and modernize therapeutic supports.

Lexington's Planning Board signed off on Fieldside at Lexington — a 150‑unit project on the former Boston Sports Club site at 475 Bedford Street. The plan adds three mid‑rise buildings and a trail connection amid neighborhood concerns.

A $100 million, multi-year overhaul at International Place added a rooftop terrace, F1 simulators and a large amenity floor aimed at making the twin towers more competitive.

A planned $35M International Marathon Center in Hopkinton would add a museum, hall of fame and trails near the Boston Marathon start and aim to bring tens of thousands of visitors a year.

Samuels & Associates refinanced the Lyrik office tower with a $360M CMBS loan, repaying construction debt and returning a modest sponsor equity payout.

After nearly 30 years of lawsuits and neighbor feuds, a new oceanfront estate at 63 West St. in Beverly Farms is under construction and listed near $18 million.

Quincy confirmed a long‑rumored Trader Joe’s will anchor a McConville Way redevelopment, joining housing and a new 100,000‑sq‑ft BIDMC ambulatory center targeted for 2027.

Councilors Durkan and Santana filed a zoning petition to strip minimum off‑street parking from new housing projects, arguing it will lower costs and unlock more builds.

A thaw at Somerville’s 90 Washington Street uncovered several inoperable city vehicles previously buried in a massive snow farm as redevelopment proposals move forward. Residents can review proposals ahead of an April 22 meeting.