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As Marblehead weighed its latest proposal to comply with the MBTA Communities Act on Monday night, David Modica approached the podium to speak.

City and state will contribute a combined $10.5 million to help finance an apartment building in Roxbury.

As apartment hunting season enters full swing, the Globe identified dozens of online listings that include tenant-paid broker fees, oftentimes equivalent to one month of rent.

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Measure would allow communities to design their own rent control systems instead of enacting a tight statewide cap.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Wednesday threw her support behind a compromise rent control proposal that tenant advocates and a group of high-powered

There are few sites in Massachusetts that everyone can agree are perfectly suited for the development of much-needed new housing, but underutilized parking lots come pretty close.

Governor Maura Healey over the weekend said she would support a legislative compromise on rent control in order to avoid a brutal ballot fight this fall.

The talks over rent control keep heating up. Powerful real estate industry trade group NAIOP Massachusetts said Tuesday that it, too, is

The state's highest court Tuesday threw out a ballot question that would have enacted the nation's strictest statewide rent cap in Massachusetts, dashing