Posts by ericg
Back Bay firm expands with $101M suburban residential site deal
A 280-unit residential complex in Franklin has been bought by a Back Bay firm with a portfolio of similar housing sites. Read More
Read MoreTrinity Financial advances 705-unit apartment project near Charlestown’s Community College T stop
Plans are moving ahead for 705 apartments next to the MBTA Orange Line’s Community College station in Charlestown. Read More
Read MoreBoston startup investment has plunged since 2021’s peak
The fundraising environment for Boston-area startups has gone cold — and yet there’s still very few better places to be. Here’s a look at how far it’s fallen and how it compares. Read More
Read MoreOp-ed: Support women entrepreneurs to strengthen the commonwealth
Gaby King Morse, of the Center for Women & Enterprise, and Jay Ash, of the Massachusetts Competitive Partnership in Boston, write that Massachusetts has a powerful opportunity to lead by example for an economy where women-owned businesses scale and thrive. Read More
Read MoreHere are 15 Mass. business advocates who make more than $250K a year
A Boston Business Journal analysis of tax forms found that the salaries of top CEOs and trade group presidents in the Bay State are more than competitive — some make over $1 million a year. Read More
Read MoreMass. device maker receives FDA warning regarding VR headsets
A developer of VR headsets for diagnostic work received a warning from the Food and Drug Administration regarding significant manufacturing and quality control deficiencies. Read More
Read MoreTD Bank Group to lay off almost 2,000 employees as part of reorganization
TD’s job cuts are a response to massive regulatory penalties the bank incurred over its anti-money laundering practices. Read More
Read MoreNorth Shore Bank makes leadership change after announcing acquisition
The transition of the bank’s top leaders comes a day after news that a smaller community bank may merge into North Shore. Read More
Read MorePenguin Hall’s future uncertain as June auction looms for campus
The predicament started, according to the Academy at Penguin Hall, when the school sought to renegotiate its mortgage terms with its lender, Salem Five. Read More
Read MoreHebrew SeniorLife plans 78-unit affordable housing building near Arboretum
The Boston-based healthcare and senior living provider Hebrew SeniorLife is planning to build a six-story, 81,500 square foot residential building for extremely low-income seniors. Read More
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