Archive for October 2025
Beachfront Cape home leads last week’s top home sales
A 3,900-square-foot beachfront home in Osterville on Cape Cod was the week’s top residential sale in Massachusetts, while a neighbor to the Obamas on Martha’s Vineyard landed fifth. Read More
Read MoreMajor Mass. biomanufacturer closes 2nd site, lays off more workers
A month after disclosing plans to close its South End facility, a Waltham biomanufacturing company is now closing a second site in Massachusetts. Read More
Read MoreNew Boston law prioritizes housing use for surplus land
The Boston City Council has approved a new policy prioritizing affordable housing for the development of city-owned properties. Read More
Read MoreWork underway on Boston affordable housing development
A building permit has been granted for a Mattapan project that will include 48 units — all affordable. Read More
Read MoreBoston Fed: New England consumer confidence has dropped
New England is facing slow job growth, persistent inflation, sluggish real estate sales, and declining consumer confidence, according to the Boston Fed. Read More
Read MoreThe Boston Business Journal presents the 2025 40 Under 40 Honorees
Meet the 2025 40 Under 40 Honorees Read More
Read MoreHere’s what a proposed Seaport hotel could look like
Planners of a 438-room hotel in the Seaport next to the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center have submitted new details including renderings of the proposed 15-story building. Read More
Read More5 for ’25: Five ways to distinguish meaningful certifications from vanity credentials
With an abundance of certification programs available, learn the key factors that separate valuable credentials from mere resume decorations. Read More
Read MoreCommentary: Celebrating the contributions of women business owners
Aliesha Porcena, director of the Office of Small Business for the City of Boston, highlights the contribution of women business owners to the city. Read More
Read MoreDeveloper to seek zoning change to convert Wellesley office to housing
A real estate developer is planning to buy what it describes as an underutilized office building in Wellesley and replace it with senior housing. Read More
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