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City staff are lining up market studies and an RFQ to convert the old DMV site on New Bern Avenue into mixed-income housing and community space.
The Boston Globe’s new calculator turns income into town-by-town buying power across Massachusetts — and shows many middle-income households are priced out of Greater Boston.
A Mediterranean-style Highland Park mansion at 3600 Beverly Drive sold on April 29 after months on the market; buyers secured an $8.1M loan and the final price was not disclosed.
A $13.31 million city permit lets Aldi start renovating the Baldwin distribution center, part of a $35M plan to reopen a 1.12M‑sq‑ft campus for a 2027 launch.
Planners recommended a revised rezoning for a roughly 1,000‑unit project along MoPac, but Circle C residents warned of traffic, school safety and aquifer risks.
Anthem is reassessing its Oakley Station footprint; CBRE has listed 80,644 square feet at 3075 Vandercar Way, which could affect roughly 800 employees. The move would reshape weekday traffic for nearby businesses.
An Austin developer bought Rankin Yards, a 50‑acre, crane‑served campus in north Houston and plans upgrades to court advanced manufacturers.
Adam Neumann’s Flow bought a half‑stake in the Society Wynwood tower and will relaunch it as Flow Wynwood after planned upgrades. The deal deepens his Miami footprint.
A Midtown East lottery lists dozens of Manhattan units under $1,200 with on‑site services and resident amenities, according to the official listing and local coverage.
Town Meeting mapped a 3A multifamily overlay largely over the Tedesco Country Club, satisfying state requirements on paper while leaving actual housing uncertain.
Mayor Kate Gallego signed the final beam at TSMC’s Fab 3 in north Phoenix, a topping‑out milestone that pushes the project toward tool installation and hiring.
Downtown Kirkland’s Homeport building and marina traded for $46 million, topping its tax assessment and underscoring investor appetite for scarce waterfront assets.
City Council will consider $6.3M in consultant contracts for Project Marvel on Thursday, including Accenture as program manager and a MuniCap cost study.
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