Marlborough, MA According to Bria, a fourth-generation property management firm focused on Class A multifamily assets, Vesa has welcomed its first residents following the opening of the first building.
Mattapoisett, MA The Cottages at the Bay Club, a collection of townhomes, set within the Bay Club, a private golf and lifestyle community, completed the sale of 8 Golf Cottage Way. The home sold last month for $1.64 million.
Cambridge, MA An affiliate of Riverside Properties, Inc. has completed its redevelopment of 613-629 Cambridge St. Riverside acquired 613-629 Cambridge St. in May 2021.
Freeport, ME According to M&R Development, the multidisciplinary development company behind The Downs in Scarborough, its newest project, The Dash, has been approved. The 51-unit apartment building will sit on the corner of Depot and Mill St.
Community Associations Institute (CAI), the leading authority supporting condominium associations, homeowners associations, and housing cooperatives, has released a Free Online Course: Community Association Living, an indispensable resource for homeowner leaders and members of community associations everywhere.
Boston, MA On Thursday, November 20, BOMA Boston hosted the Annual TOBY & Industry Awards, at the Omni Seaport, honoring 22 award winners for their outstanding achievements in property management and building operations.
Following its official approval in August by the Boston Zoning Commission, Boston is currently undergoing major zoning reforms – marking the most substantial changes to the city’s developmental review process in nearly 30 years.
As the real estate sector approaches 2026, the industry stands on the brink of cautious stabilization after several years of volatility. From pandemic-driven disruptions to shifting interest rates and evolving work patterns, the market has endured a period of profound change.
Portland, ME Reveler Development made known that [the square] has opened at 34 Preble St., near Monument Square. Led by Equal Measure Arts (EMA) and Falmouth-based Monaco Studios, [the square] aims to be
Earlier this year, New Hampshire enacted House Bill 631 (Chapter 201, Laws of 2025), creating new sections RSA 674:77–78, which require municipalities to allow multifamily residential developments on commercially zoned land where adequate infrastructure is available, or can be provided.
Most owners and operators overlook this — because many decision-makers don’t truly understand how a gym actually drives value inside a multifamily asset