The ordinance would name repeat housing-code violators twice a year and cut them off from city contracts and zoning relief.

The Philip Coombs House on High Street sold for about 2.4 times its 2016 price after a top-to-bottom restoration.

A state tax credit can offset half a qualifying gift while supporting CDCs building homes in Lynn, Revere and Everett.

A years-long Court Street fight ended after its loudest critics sold their property to the very developer they opposed.

Three prewar buildings, including home to seafood spot Mooncusser, would come down for Liberty Mutual's 85,000-square-foot expansion.

The 19,138-square-foot Singletree Road estate has 16 bathrooms, a tennis court and a rooftop deck overlooking Boston.

The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority bought a Margaret Fuller House parking lot for new condos, but some Port neighbors worry it will overwhelm the block.

The law firm's renovated 32nd and 33rd floor space keeps pace with a 2024 hiring wave that grew its Boston office more than 40%.

Copper Mill accuses POB Capital and Pactolus of shopping its 754-unit Morrissey Boulevard site to rival buyers.

A state ADU law has raised questions about whether three-story backyard units could rise behind Somerville's triple-deckers, as the mayor has proposed allowing them.

Sticks Investment Group's first Southern New Hampshire deal lands a 13-tenant industrial building on Bud Way.

The 170-foot tower will include a function facility replacing the iconic ballroom and 23 affordable units.

Christine's Sweet Shoppe shut down for over a week, and rivals are giving out gift cards just to keep foot traffic alive in Stoneham.