Archive for July 2025

  A Boston real estate investment firm has paid $122 million for an apartment complex that’s played a central role in a dramatic remake of part of downtown Worcester.  Read More

  An advisory board cited costly repairs and low worker attendance as two factors that may lead the federal government to put a series of buildings in Boston for sale.  Read More

  In its analysis, released Monday, Red Sift examined data for 510 major U.S. banks.  Read More

  A new residential development north of Boston in Wakefield is part of a trend along Route 128. Properties that used to be home to offices are more likely today to become new homes.  Read More

  Companies struggling with employee retention may find an untapped resource in workers with disabilities, who tend to stay in jobs longer than their peers without disabilities.  Read More

  Here are today’s five things you need to know, including the passing of Kronos co-founder, CyberArk bought, Welch’s new CEO and aliens among us — possibly for real  Read More

  Mark Ain, founding CEO of HR software provider Knonos (now known UKG), passed away last week. He was 82.  Read More

  Colleges across the country are making tough decisions about their real estate as they stare down significant challenges facing higher education today.  Read More

  Putting Steve Walsh, the head of the state’s hospital lobbying group, on the 11-member board of the state’s Health Policy Commission is akin appointing a fox help watch over a henhouse.  Read More

  A 189-unit residential development is proposed in Needham using the state’s MBTA Communities law — the same law that Needham voters rejected earlier this year.  Read More