An Amazon-leased fulfillment center at 800 Salem St in Wilmington sold for roughly $100M, underscoring strong investor demand for modern logistics space north of Boston.

Boston developer The Fallon Company says it has secured financing and will break ground on Centre South in Charlotte; the first phase will deliver 329 apartments, including income‑restricted homes.

Permit filings show Amazon pulled nearly $32M in interior work at One Boston Wharf, signaling move‑in momentum for the delayed Seaport office.

A zoning board cleared a $65M plan to convert Fall River’s Charlton Mill into 215 apartments, pairing a mill rehab with a new 68-unit building along Cook Pond. The vote lifts a major local hurdle and moves the project toward permits and construction.

Mass General Brigham closed an $865.5M tax‑exempt bond sale to help finish the Phillip and Susan Ragon Building, a new cancer and heart center on the MGH campus. The move also unlocks community impact funds tied to the project.

ALS Therapy Development Institute signed a 33,310‑sq‑ft lease at 200 Arsenal Yards, adding another lab to Watertown’s growing life‑science campus.

A two-level St. Regis penthouse in the Seaport lists for $44.5M and has been on market for more than 300 days, underscoring the limits of local buyers.

Littleton’s Planning Board filed a decision approving the 318‑unit first phase of Lupoli’s King Street redevelopment, moving the former IBM campus toward new housing and retail.

Boston-based Nexamp secured about $180M from two investors to speed construction of community solar farms and grazing projects that lower bills.

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.