A $52.5M CMBS loan tied to the vacant Spectra Energy tower in the Galleria has been moved to special servicing as lenders prepare for a possible workout.

A Jeffers‑linked joint venture paid $5.25M for Riverbend Lofts, signaling a move from ground‑up building to acquisitions in Racine.

A storied Upper East Side mansion tied to designer Oleg Cassini drew a $34.5M winning bid as trustees move to satisfy $30M+ in liens; a judge will review the sale this week.

A Back Bay penthouse at 1 Dalton closed for $14M while recent Greater Boston sales ranged from $450K to $880K. Listings were compiled from Warren Group data.

Developer Jeff Edwards pitched a two-building plan at 3rd & State: a 12-story residential tower alongside a seven-story office building slated for Vorys. The project made its debut at the Downtown Commission review.

Redfin's January 2026 figures show the typical Boston home went under contract in 36 days and nearly half of listings sold inside two weeks. The city remains faster than the U.S. median.

Phipps Houses filed to build about 315 affordable apartments at 580 E. 168th St in Morrisania, with deep-affordability tiers and units for formerly homeless households. The plan would split the building into lower and taller segments with parking and amenities.

A renovated six‑story, 25‑unit building at 443 E. 88th St. traded for $16.5M — roughly $660K per unit — highlighting demand for free‑market Manhattan apartments.

Redfin data show Jacksonville homes took about 90 days to go under contract in January 2026 — longer than the U.S. median and a sign sellers may need to price and prep differently.

DGS joined the DC Chamber and DSLBD at a Feb. 24 matchmaking event to help CBEs and small firms prepare for RFK redevelopment contracts.

A Stacker ranking built from Zillow data shows New Castle, Weston and Wellesley lead Boston metro’s priciest markets, with typical homes now in the multimillion‑dollar range. Buyers face tight inventory even as rates ease.

The Poor Clare sisters say their move from Jamaica Plain to Westwood feels unfinished while city planners weigh a 123‑unit project next to the Arnold Arboretum.

An affiliate of Sobrato has filed plans to build about 74 townhomes at the former Fry’s site in Palo Alto, a proposal that would partially remove a historic cannery building and dedicate land for park and affordable housing.