Grant Welker

Four years after the MBTA Green Line's extension opened, little construction has followed. Somerville and Medford are only now undertaking rezoning to help spur new growth.

A Newton firm has secured a $46 million mortgage for a planned 130-unit apartment building along Lexington’s quickly changing Hartwell Avenue, benefiting from new denser zoning.

Norwood-based Uno Pizzeria has a fraction of its former Massachusetts footprint. But the company's turnaround attempts continue with a bottomless pizza promotion and an events calendar.

Developers of a potential 1.8-million-square-foot project on South Boston’s industrial edge plan are moving forward with planning despite a real estate market that’s gone cold amid high borrowing costs and tepid demand.

A 24,000-square-foot lease that the AI giant Anthropic has signed in Cambridge’s Kendall Square gives the Boston area a much-needed win in the region's bid to attract a bigger piece of the fast growing industry.

Wenham, a small North Shore town, intends to take ownership a former private school site for non-payment of taxes.

The top of Nantucket's luxury home market has been quieter this year but two late-summer sales hit eight figures.

The 10-acre site in Southbridge faces a forced sale following a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing by Franklin Realty Advisors president Chip Norton.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is proposing a $100 million development incentive program to help jumpstart large residential developments that her administration says are stalled by high construction and borrowing costs.

The fuel supplier and retail operator Global Partners toured every building in Boston's western suburbs with at least 100,000 square feet before settling on a 125,000-square-foot property in Newton that gives it room to grow and collaborative spaces that were