Brookline, MA Leading construction and development firm Skanska has reached a significant milestone at Brookline High School with the steel topping out, effectively marking the project’s structural completion. The construction team has worked throughout the pandemic to make significant progress
Charlestown, MA Lee Kennedy Co. has completed 100 Hood Park Dr., a $77.3 million key component in the reimagining of the former H.P. Hood Dairy Plant into a life science/technology hub
Hanson, MA Dakota Partners secured all financing and approvals needed to close on the property at 171 Phillips St. Construction on the new affordable housing development
West Roxbury, MA Callahan Construction Managers (Callahan) commenced on a new, multifamily development located at 1545 & 1555 VFW Parkway. The project is owned and developed by Lincoln Property Co. and was designed by SK+I Architecture, the project includes two detached, four-story multifamily
Attleboro, MA Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) and The Schochet Companies have closed on the acquisition of the Hillcrest Acres Apartments
Canton, MA Acella Construction Corp., a leader in construction management throughout greater Boston, has completed a 11,718 s/f renovation and expansion project at the historic
Gloucester, MA A 7,600 s/f oceanfront historic mansion that was totally renovated is the first of six residences to sell on a nine-acre site known as “Aquarius.” The six-bedroom, six and a half bath three-story home, named “Oceana,” was built in 1907 and for years was part of an exclusive event
COVID-19 has brought the issue of rules to the forefront. The Foundation for Community Association Research in their 2019-2020 U.S. National and State Statistical review published by CAI estimates that there are more than 21,000 associations in New England, and as the 2020 CAI New England Chapter president
Boston, MA While the CAI-NE Tournament didn’t look like tournaments past with, masks, limited gatherings and September tee times instead of a June shotgun start
Plenty has been written and speculated about the impacts of COVID19 on the office and we have all been inundated with theories about the future of the workplace, but one thing seems clear. It is possible, and acceptable, for a large portion of our workforce to be successful, functional, and productive
