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Spotlights
The investment tax credit and consumer demand, make outlook for solar development look robust - by Richard Nadeau
For years we have heard that alternative, renewable energy, including solar energy, is the future for America. Traveling by train from Amsterdam to Berlin, one sees numerous wind turbines producing renewable energyMidyear thoughts - The housing crisis is a supply-and-demand imbalance - by David O'Sullivan
What happened to the first half of 2019? Here we are in July and it seems like winter just ended a short time ago. It is prime vacation season and maybe finding that everyone you are looking for is away someplace elseThe city of Boston is a dramatically different place than it was at the start of the 21st century - by Webster Collins
The leaders in Boston’s current real estate growth spurt are the new equivalency of the Boston Trustee, which built much of the city 100+ years ago. To mention a few major participants in Boston, there are the followersLa dolce vita and the story of the Dowager Empress Maria Theresa - by Paul Dion
Picture yourself at an “ozmiza,” or “eight-day tavern,” overlooking the Adriatic Sea on Italy’s Carso coast, near the Slovenian border. A guitarist serenades you and your companions1031 tax-deferred exchanges will continue to trend upward in 2019 - by Brendan Greene
While it is nearly impossible to predict what the future holds for the real estate market and 1031 exchanges, we believe that the low interest rates will help keep the real estate market strong for investors and developersAdvancing the abatement of blighted mill buildings through court-supervised mastership - by John Dorsey Jr.
In Rhode Island, there is a well-established precedent of Court-supervised proceedings to liquidate insolvent real estate projects, including projects that have a historical mill building component, through what is known