Spotlights

Cambridge city department heads: Deputy city manager Richard Rossi

Richard Rossi is the deputy city manager for the city of Cambridge. He has been working in the Cambridge community for over 30 years, starti...

Letter from the attorney general

October 17, 2008 To Whom It May Concern: The City of Cambridge has a rich history as a vital part of our Commonwealth's social fabric, ser...

Letter from the senator

It is no surprise that the New England Real Estate Journal has chosen to recognize the city of Cambridge. As a lifelong resident and long-ti...

Letter from a state representative

October 25, 2008 David Denelle, Editor New England Real Estate Journal 57 Washington Street Norwell, MA 02061 Dear Mr. Denelle, I am del...

Cambridge city manager Robert Healy

Robert Healy started his illustrious 34 year career in Cambridge beginning on May 13, 1974 as deputy city manager. Seven years later, he res...

City manager Healy and deputy city manager Rossi celebrate 25 years of service

If you spend time with a successful business minded person, they will tell you that strong leadership and experience are two of the most imp...

Under unique Plan E form of government, the city of Cambridge flourishes

Since 1846 the city of Cambridge has been administered under four distinct forms of government. When the original charter was accepted, it m...

Letter from the mayor

Mayor E. Denise Simmons October 16, 2008 New England Real Estate Journal P.O. Box 55 Accord, MA 02018 To The New England Real Estate Jou...

Cambridge offers more than intellectual vitality and technological innovation

On December 28th, 1630 the town of Newtowne was founded. The site was officially selected to be the administrative capital of the Massachuse...

With any market shake up comes opportunity: Investors have chance to buy below market rates

The Greater Burlington commercial real estate market is showing the signs of a slowing economy and likely to impact more area businesses acr...