Urban Spaces wants to turn a burned-out North End wharf building into a 35-to-45-room hotel with half the parcel left open to the public.

The Watertown mega-complex drew 4.8 million shoppers last year, but no asking price has been disclosed.

A Coolidge Corner family dug out their 1895 Victorian's cellar to build a two-bedroom rental with skylights and found tenants within days.

Kenon Holdings and Harrison Street are buying the Kneeland Street steam operator, nearly tripling its 2019 price tag.

Tourbineau Real Estate Partners is turning a mostly vacant office building into Cambridge's first major residential conversion.

Kendall Capital wants to turn the landmarked former Blue Cross-Blue Shield tower into mostly studios renting for up to $4,500 a month.

The Main Street venue that once hosted Cape Verde's president is for sale, and its Disney-trained artwork's fate is unclear.

The Irving Street house where Julia Child's cooking shows were filmed now has a butler's pantry doubling as a caterer's kitchen.

Cambridge’s inclusionary-housing rules sit amid a regional slowdown, while Boston turns to tax abatements for stalled developments.

The nearly finished Cross Street project has North Enders arguing over its grey, modern facade near the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

The 32-story Financial District tower is 72% leased as Wells Fargo moves to foreclose on its $470M mortgage.

Unit 35 inside the former St. Mark's Methodist Church has three levels, a ladder loft, and the building's sole full rose window.

State officials want developers to turn the historic Lancaster campus into a walkable village, with proposals due Nov. 19.