Posts by ericg

  The second-oldest building in Cambridge—a Brattle Street home built in 1685—is slated to be sold, as its nonprofit owner looks to free itself from the costs of upkeep.  Read More

  Despite uncertainty around tariffs and the U.S. economy’s trajectory, many commercial real estate executives feel bullish about the second half of 2025.  Read More

  Editorial: Assuming Massport’s remote terminal pilot is a success, the state should expand it quickly to more locations.  Read More

  ProRataAI’s search engine, Gist.ai, uses only licensed content to answer users’ questions, and calculates proportional compensation for those sources.  Read More

  A nearly 300-unit residential building has opened in Haverhill immediately next to the city’s Bradford commuter rail station.  Read More

  A nearly 400-unit apartment complex in Belmont close to the MBTA’s Alewife station has sold for $175 million, the latest nine-figure sale of a suburban housing development in recent weeks.  Read More

  We’re looking at how the pushback against diversity, equity and inclusion efforts is affecting businesses, what Wells Fargo’s plans are now that its asset cap is gone, and how the cybersecurity labor market is balancing out in today’s edition.  Read More

  The Massachusetts Department of Transportation approved a 35-year lease at its meeting today with Dublin-based Applegreen to rebuild 18 service plazas, choosing the company instead of local company Global Partners and the nonprofit Roxbury food incubator Commonwealth Kitchen.  Read More

  The financial manager of a former real estate company helped falsify rent payment records and lease agreements, federal prosecutors said.  Read More

  Interest in the U.S. housing market is growing among international buyers. These cities are seeing the most interest.  Read More