Posts by ericg
Leasing begins on 265-unit residential development in Allston
Leasing is underway on a new 265-unit residential development in Boston’s Allston neighborhood, the latest example of how much blocks surrounding the Boston Landing commuter rail station have changed in recent years. Read More
Read MoreCerence’s AI efficiency push grows as voice tech firm beats Q3 guidance
The voice technology firm reported its strongest quarter in months, and CEO Brian Krzanich said the company has found an unexpected way to grow inexpensively by using AI to make its workforce more productive. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know: Monkeys, shopping malls, WBZ-Kate Merrill lawsuit and Blue Line blues, Pt. 2
Here are today’s five things you need to know, including monkeys in business, shopping mall mortgages, Kate Merrill’s lawsuit vs. WBZ, and the Blue Line blues, Pt. 2 Read More
Read MoreBerkshire, Brookline banks choose new post-merger name, logo
The new name also begins with a ‘B’ — and that’s not for ‘bank.’ Read More
Read MoreBeacon Hill, rent control ban targeted in flurry of ballot questions
The preliminary list of potential ballot questions that will go before voters in 2026 has some eye-catching proposals, including an effort to reverse the three-decade-old ban on rent control. Read More
Read MoreExecutive pay: These major company CEOs got the best bang for the buck
A new analysis of SEC data shows which major companies got the best bang for the buck when it comes to CEO compensation. Read More
Read MoreThese hospitals are the most expensive in Mass., according to new data
Academic medical centers are becoming more and more expensive than other types of acute-care hospitals. Read More
Read MoreMetroWest shopping center secures new mortgage
The owner of Framingham’s Shoppers World has closed on a $124 million mortgage for the retail plaza it bought in 2023. Read More
Read MoreNew law aims to stamp out one growing headache for homebuyers
Getting a mortgage in recent years has been a headache for a host of reasons. A new law is targeting one aspect of the process — but it could have an effect on many businesses. Read More
Read MoreBoston architecture firm sells to Dallas-based giant
The Massachusetts architecture practice was purchased by a firm roughly 50 times its size. Read More
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