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Tourbineau Real Estate Partners is turning a mostly vacant office building into Cambridge's first major residential conversion.
West Palm Point cleared a key deadline hurdle, but the developer still has just 30 days to lock down its construction loan.
Property owners in North Greenwood could add rental units under a new opt-in overlay, or keep things exactly as they are.
Queen Anne's 59-room Marqueen recently completed an overhaul that draws on Seattle's Ford-era history.
A Richmond-area builder says fewer workers on site is stretching out how long it takes to finish a house.
The Sunset Plaza Drive estate once overrun by taggers now has two pools and a ballroom back on the market — at roughly 36% below its 2013 price.
UNAM will fill the empty second floor of Sepulveda House with free classes, a public library and 15 annual events.
The long-empty 7UP world headquarters near Shaw Park is becoming The Upton, complete with a speakeasy and dog park.
The 626 Main Street building, once listed near $4.5 million, sits right next to hot chicken icon Bolton's.
A vacant Rite Aid near Cal State Northridge would give way to a six-story building with a 102-car garage and courtyards.
The 51-unit East Williamsburg loft conversion traded hands as investors chase transit-linked Brooklyn buildings.
A Massachusetts firm just bet big on Matthews retail, snapping up a 657,000-square-foot center that pulls in 6.4 million visits a year.
B2K Development is under contract for 80 Baylis Road but still hasn't decided between condos, rentals or senior living.
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