Grant Welker

One of the largest life sciences landlords in Greater Boston is selling an office and lab building nearing completion in Fenway.

Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine received city permits for the neighboring projects on Longwood Avenue.

After years in the Seaport, the tech incubator MassChallenge is moving to another Boston neighborhood where it says innovation is growing: Fenway.

Harvard's medical and dental school buildings in the Longwood Medical Area will undergo a combined $21 million of site improvements.

The owner of a 32-story office tower in Boston's Financial District was the sole bidder at an auction for the property, getting the site back at a two-thirds discount from what it paid in 2019.

The brokerage Cushman & Wakefield has named a new Boston-based head of project and development services covering New England.

The MBTA wants developers to replace Lynn's commuter rail parking garage with housing and commercial space. Interested developers have until Dec. 16 to submit qualifications, with a full request for proposals expected in March.

A golf course that's been family owned and operated for more than 70 years is being listed for sale for potential redevelopment.

Stone-E-Lea Golf Course in Attleboro, run by the Lapierre family since 1954, is closing and listing its 140-acre site for redevelopment — joining a growing list of Massachusetts courses converted to housing, solar, or industrial use.

Pending home sales in Rhode Island dropped nearly 15% last month to just 740 statewide — a steeper decline than the national average — as mortgage rates surpassed 7% and buyers pulled back.