The 19-story tower in Chinatown pairs 70 supportive units with services from St. Francis House.

26 Court Street once held a pirate and abolitionists — now it's fossil-fuel-free and on track for LEED Platinum.

The Holyoke City Council voted unanimously to hand three surplus parcels to the Redevelopment Authority for $1, clearing the way for Way Finders' plan.

Students return to a new Watertown High School built on a tiny 4.27-acre lot without raising property taxes.

Simon's Coffee Shop shut its Massachusetts Avenue doors Monday as demolition looms, but owner Simon Yu is eyeing a spot right across the street.

A 1947 Chicopee complex faced expiring affordability protections. A new deal now guarantees rents stay low for 50 more years.

The Queen Anne cottage where painter Max Bohm summered has stayed in his family for four generations — now it's listed at a price cut from $4.9 million.

Westford's shuttered Regency hotel and a 1903 Boston office tower are among five sites cashing in on the state's latest conversion push.

Related Beal now wants rental units at 41 Berkeley Street after its senior-living deal with the college collapsed last year.

The Willard traded fully leased at $450,000 per unit, with three-bedrooms renting for up to $3,450 a month.

Draper now owns the Albert G. Hill Building floors it has occupied since 1984, snapping up the space for a fraction of what Alexandria paid in 2022.

The 1860 Captain Ellsworth West House in Edgartown has traded hands three times since 2022, each time for more money.

Crews are prepping the $68 million overhaul of four downtown buildings into 99 apartments, while Mayor Sarno keeps needling MGM over its neglected corner.